Did you just hang the pipes lower to clear the bumper or do you have cut-outs in the bumper? Mine has no cut outs.
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| Author: | Electric Green [ Mon Sep 10, 2007 6:30 pm ] |
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Well I've got the V6 Mustang looking pretty good now after getting it a couple of months ago. I've got some minor body work in a few places I want to have done and painting on the whole drivers side arranged for the beginning of October. That's not going to be cheap - probably $2000.00. The Electric green has got to look good all the way around. But after that I want to get a dual muffler setup on it to get it to breath a little better. I want to go with turn down pipes right at the bumper. I'm not looking for really loud but rather a better tone and flow. Any suggestions? Thanks |
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| Author: | Boss281 [ Mon Sep 10, 2007 6:39 pm ] |
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Our 2004 has a Flowmaster catback with duals (they are straight out the back, not turned down) and the sound fools a lot of folks into thinking there is a V8 in there. John |
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| Author: | Electric Green [ Mon Sep 10, 2007 7:48 pm ] |
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Did you just hang the pipes lower to clear the bumper or do you have cut-outs in the bumper? Mine has no cut outs.
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| Author: | 04silverstang [ Mon Sep 10, 2007 10:26 pm ] |
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i have the same plan... I want a full exhaust setup w/ turndowns before the bumper...and ive talked to a few folks and done alot of research So far from what ive seen Long Tube Headers, X-Pipe(catted or not your choice) w/ flowmaster 44's...now i dont plan to get headers right away but they will add a little more power if you want to do that... now yes there are flow 40s and flow 44s...from what ive seen/heard there isnt much of a difference except in my opinion flow 44s sound better and from what ive heard 40s resonate more at high rpms and 44s are quieter at high rpms so if you dont want a annoying tone while cruising down the highway id go with 44s ^ That is a video of a guy ive been talking to on my other forums and his setup is a high flow catted xpipe with flow 40s ^ now thats a video of flow 44s...Im not sure of the mid pipe on that car but it gives you a idea as far as price ive talked to a few shops and it seems that it will be around 500 but not much less than that. now this might not be the best option but from my experience it has the best sound out of all the options though it is personal preference I hope this is helpful...if you have any question I'd be happy to help |
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| Author: | Electric Green [ Tue Sep 11, 2007 3:43 pm ] |
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| Author: | Boss281 [ Tue Sep 11, 2007 4:09 pm ] |
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| Author: | 04silverstang [ Tue Sep 11, 2007 5:40 pm ] |
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