magnaflow duals info
11-18-2005, 05:28 PM
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RE: magnaflow duals info
ORIGINAL: burdweiser
Did you clear the spare tire well ok? Did you notch your bumper yet? I'm cutting my bumper tomorrow morning.
Did you clear the spare tire well ok? Did you notch your bumper yet? I'm cutting my bumper tomorrow morning.
11-22-2005, 02:47 PM
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RE: magnaflow duals info
Magnaflow is amazing. It sounds far better than the stock sound clip does and I bolted it together in less than an hour. The hardest part was removing the original exhaust (which was a matter of lossening a c-clamp and three mounts) I just couldn't lift the car high enough to manipulate the over-axle pipe out so I cut it with a sawzall. It fell right out afterwards. I bought my system on Ebay through this guy: http://stores.ebay.com/FAST-AUTO-SPORTS for a "best offer" price of $440 and the shipping was free. He told me that Magnaflow was backordered but I got it about one week after that e-mail. It came with all clamps and instructions. You actually use existing hangers and don't have to weld anything. Oh the sounds is amazing. There is a low rumble at start-up, a raspy wind out to revs and deep growl at about 2500 rpm. Not to mention I'm getting closer to 22 mpg in the city and redline much sooner...
I'll have to post some pics later this week.
I'll have to post some pics later this week.
11-22-2005, 02:51 PM
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RE: magnaflow duals info
Too funny rygenstormlocke. On the second day I had my pony I was rearended on my way to work. Insurance bought me a new GT bumper (I had to pay and extra $150) but I had already ordered the GT grille. I still refuse to put GT badges on her though. Plus, I will go with aftermarket rims but I do need to paint the rockers.
11-22-2005, 03:11 PM
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RE: magnaflow duals info
i posted some pic links of my exhaust and AEM CAI in a post earlier. my bumper is notched out and i did it myself with a husky utility knife (cut pretty easy). these pics should give you guys that are thinking of cutting your bumper cover a good idea of what it will look like. i took many different angles so you guys can get a better understanding. hope these pics help you out.
https://mustangforums.com/m_807222/tm.htm
one more thing.....my JBA's rattle a bit also at about 1.5k rpm's.....what did you guys do to solve your rattling problem (if any)?
https://mustangforums.com/m_807222/tm.htm
one more thing.....my JBA's rattle a bit also at about 1.5k rpm's.....what did you guys do to solve your rattling problem (if any)?
11-22-2005, 03:17 PM
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RE: magnaflow duals info
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one more thing.....my JBA's rattle a bit also at about 1.5k rpm's.....what did you guys do to solve your rattling problem (if any)?
one more thing.....my JBA's rattle a bit also at about 1.5k rpm's.....what did you guys do to solve your rattling problem (if any)?
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11-22-2005, 03:18 PM
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RE: magnaflow duals info
nope, no sanding was required when i did it.....i'm telling you, the knife i used to cut the bumper cover cut like hot knife through butter (i may be exaggerating a bit but i'm sure u get my point). dont think any knife will do it as clean but a good sharp one like i used will do just nicely.