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RE: Another MRT believer - 7/25/2006 9:25:10 PM   
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I got my MRT on tonight. Probably took me 45 minutes or so. The hardest part really is getting the old exhaust....funny how that works! It was the same way with my 2001 ranger. The MRT really sounds great I think. It makes the stang sound like a sports car now! It got even better as the engine warmed up some. I cant wait to hear it as it breaks in some more. I had to do a little adjusting to get the tip to keep from touching the bumper, but its all good now. Upon first test drive, it does feel that the car has woken up a little. All I have as far as intake so far is a K&N drop in, so I imagine that when I spring for the CAI and Tuner combo it will make it even better! But so far, the Butt Dyno likes it! Thanks to everyone for their input on exhaust choices. I will post some pics this weekend when I get my wheels put on. I got a set of 18x9 bullitts in anthracite color to match the tungsten grey color. I am very excited.

Is anyone from Michigan going to be at the Woodward Dream Cruise in Mid August? I will definitely be attending. I grew up in Birmingham, and have many buddys in the area. I'll be out in the stang and will be cruising with my best friend who has a 2001 cobra! Hope to see some of you there!

-Dean

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RE: Another MRT believer - 7/25/2006 9:38:26 PM   
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sounds pretty sweet. I've been leaning largely toward the MRT myself lately, probably wont get done til sept though since I've already pretty much decided on the CAI / tuner for august.. and I've gotta try to take things slow :)


So it really doesn't sound bad even newely installed? From what some people have said it almost makes them seem horrible before they break-in. Something I wouldn't have much of a problem dealing with but also something my girlfriend would have to be aware of before installing it :D

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RE: Another MRT believer - 7/25/2006 9:42:21 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Dean53

I got my MRT on tonight. Probably took me 45 minutes or so. The hardest part really is getting the old exhaust....funny how that works! It was the same way with my 2001 ranger. The MRT really sounds great I think. It makes the stang sound like a sports car now! It got even better as the engine warmed up some. I cant wait to hear it as it breaks in some more. I had to do a little adjusting to get the tip to keep from touching the bumper, but its all good now. Upon first test drive, it does feel that the car has woken up a little. All I have as far as intake so far is a K&N drop in, so I imagine that when I spring for the CAI and Tuner combo it will make it even better! But so far, the Butt Dyno likes it! Thanks to everyone for their input on exhaust choices. I will post some pics this weekend when I get my wheels put on. I got a set of 18x9 bullitts in anthracite color to match the tungsten grey color. I am very excited.

Is anyone from Michigan going to be at the Woodward Dream Cruise in Mid August? I will definitely be attending. I grew up in Birmingham, and have many buddys in the area. I'll be out in the stang and will be cruising with my best friend who has a 2001 cobra! Hope to see some of you there!

-Dean


Yea, the guys who put mine on had a hell of a time getting the old one off too. Took them the same amount of time too, about 45 minutes, 30 of which was getting the old one off. I drive 100 miles daily to and from work, so it'll probably break in fairly quickly. I do note on extreme bumps, I can hear a banging coming from the rear, might have to adjust it, think there is 1/2" clearance from the bumper...

Woodward Dream Cruise... I worked at Eaton in Galesburg last summer, heard good things about it...





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RE: Another MRT believer - 7/25/2006 9:44:51 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Dean53

I got my MRT on tonight. Probably took me 45 minutes or so. The hardest part really is getting the old exhaust....funny how that works! It was the same way with my 2001 ranger. The MRT really sounds great I think. It makes the stang sound like a sports car now! It got even better as the engine warmed up some. I cant wait to hear it as it breaks in some more. I had to do a little adjusting to get the tip to keep from touching the bumper, but its all good now. Upon first test drive, it does feel that the car has woken up a little. All I have as far as intake so far is a K&N drop in, so I imagine that when I spring for the CAI and Tuner combo it will make it even better! But so far, the Butt Dyno likes it! Thanks to everyone for their input on exhaust choices. I will post some pics this weekend when I get my wheels put on. I got a set of 18x9 bullitts in anthracite color to match the tungsten grey color. I am very excited.

Is anyone from Michigan going to be at the Woodward Dream Cruise in Mid August? I will definitely be attending. I grew up in Birmingham, and have many buddys in the area. I'll be out in the stang and will be cruising with my best friend who has a 2001 cobra! Hope to see some of you there!

-Dean


Very cool!!!

Yes, I'll be at WDC... will be hanging out in Mustang Alley (i think MRT will be there too!) http://www.motorcityterminators.org/mustangalley/



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RE: Another MRT believer - 7/25/2006 9:48:39 PM   
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ORIGINAL: mindfury

quote:

ORIGINAL: Dean53

I got my MRT on tonight. Probably took me 45 minutes or so. The hardest part really is getting the old exhaust....funny how that works! It was the same way with my 2001 ranger. The MRT really sounds great I think. It makes the stang sound like a sports car now! It got even better as the engine warmed up some. I cant wait to hear it as it breaks in some more. I had to do a little adjusting to get the tip to keep from touching the bumper, but its all good now. Upon first test drive, it does feel that the car has woken up a little. All I have as far as intake so far is a K&N drop in, so I imagine that when I spring for the CAI and Tuner combo it will make it even better! But so far, the Butt Dyno likes it! Thanks to everyone for their input on exhaust choices. I will post some pics this weekend when I get my wheels put on. I got a set of 18x9 bullitts in anthracite color to match the tungsten grey color. I am very excited.

Is anyone from Michigan going to be at the Woodward Dream Cruise in Mid August? I will definitely be attending. I grew up in Birmingham, and have many buddys in the area. I'll be out in the stang and will be cruising with my best friend who has a 2001 cobra! Hope to see some of you there!

-Dean


Yea, the guys who put mine on had a hell of a time getting the old one off too. Took them the same amount of time too, about 45 minutes, 30 of which was getting the old one off. I drive 100 miles daily to and from work, so it'll probably break in fairly quickly. I do note on extreme bumps, I can hear a banging coming from the rear, might have to adjust it, think there is 1/2" clearance from the bumper...

Woodward Dream Cruise... I worked at Eaton in Galesburg last summer, heard good things about it...






I originally had the same problem... Try loosening up the mid-pipe and rotating a bit... see if you can get some more clearance going over the axles and stuff... Scott did it for me and it fixed the knock right up! LOL

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RE: Another MRT believer - 7/25/2006 10:46:07 PM   
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Just registered for the WDC. I will also be in Mustang alley. Hopefully I'll see some of you there. I'm wondering where they stick the V6 guys. Think we can sneek into the "snake pit" LOL




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RE: Another MRT believer - 7/26/2006 12:19:38 AM   
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ill be at mustang alley too. If you see a brown haired sixteen year old about 6' drivin a vista blue 6er its gonna be me.

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RE: Another MRT believer - 7/26/2006 7:52:28 PM   
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ooh...mustang alley sounds like a place i need to visit! Perhaps I will see you there! Thanks again for all the advice.

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RE: Another MRT believer - 7/31/2006 12:34:11 PM   
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ORIGINAL: scrming



I originally had the same problem... Try loosening up the mid-pipe and rotating a bit... see if you can get some more clearance going over the axles and stuff... Scott did it for me and it fixed the knock right up! LOL


Well, I took it back down to the shop today to see if they could adjust it, they told me unfortunately that's "the way it is." I mentioned the mid-pipe but I got the impression they thought I didn't know what I was talking about.

One of these days I'll try it myself...



< Message edited by mindfury -- 7/31/2006 12:52:23 PM >


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RE: Another MRT believer - 7/31/2006 3:18:08 PM   
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I got mine installed this week end. I like it lot. Mine did the same thing at hwy speeds. When the car would hit bumps. I took it off Sunday and but 3 washer's on the rear hanger bottom bolt. And I noticed where the exhaust pipe goes over the rear suspension. It would hit the L shaped bar that runs side to side. I took a little of the black 1/4 thick rubber pad they had above the muffler. And 3M glued it to the L shaped bar. And that took care of the rattles in back. The Butt Dyno says it does feel a faster. Thanks Scrming for doing the leg work on this muffler.

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RE: Another MRT believer - 7/31/2006 7:57:56 PM   
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lol Scrming your the one who put your vid up and made me want my MRT exhaust as well! you better tell them boys at MRT that you have made half the people on these forums buy their exhaust!

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RE: Another MRT believer - 7/31/2006 8:09:09 PM   
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lol Scrming your the one who put your vid up and made me want my MRT exhaust as well! you better tell them boys at MRT that you have made half the people on these forums buy their exhaust!


LOL! Hey, I'm glad you're diggin' the new muffler!!! My next MRT mod/project is in the works... hehehehe.... it's probably going to be abot 3 weeks (maybe 4) before it's complete.... but is should be pretty cool!!!

I believe Scott and MRT will be in Mustang Alley for the WDC... so if you plan on attending stop by!!!

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RE: Another MRT believer - 8/2/2006 12:13:25 AM   
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I too am another MRT advocate, but dare I ask are they coming out with a resonator for it? I will never give up the performance gains but with my 4.10's and the mrt cruising at anywhere from 60-75 can get excruciating at times. I also just got a nice soud system and would like to actually hear it. I've heard that the existing aero turbine resonator does very little and that a new one is in the works. Anyone have any info on this?

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