05mustang

I want to change out the stock exhaust, I dont want the dual exhaust. What all do you recommend I change with the exhaust? And what is the better exhaust system recommended by the forum? Thanks in advance.
Exhaust?
Air intake?
What is the best?

chrisc

well there are no choices (that i know of) if you want just the exhuast tubes, but, you can replace your headers or your axle-back

you mentioned an air intake, this is not really part of the exhaust, but there are many very good ones, there is a poll that is called "intake" in this section of the forum, and people have voted that the AFE cai is the best


if you are looking for performance, do the intake or headers
if you want sound, go with the axle-back exhaust, good choices (imo) are the jba or the gt take-offs

you can go to www.v6mustangstuff.com for all these products, except the gt take-offs (which are easy to find anyways on ebay or sellers on this forum)

hope this helped

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MHShockey30

I have the magnaflow dual cat-back exhaust. I love the way they sound, and the way they perform. You can go to mangnaflow.com to hear a sound clip, but they sound much deeper in person, it sounds nothing like the clip. You could also find a clip on here of the magnaflows. I highly recommend them.

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2005 Mustang V6
2003 Mustang Cobra
460hp / 480tq

noir

I'm going borla. I'd go for that and for god's sake post a soundclip!

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Mods: Duel Flomaster 40s (H-pipe), 10" White shelby stripes, Roush Louvers, K&N aircharger intake, royal purple oil and GT take off 17" wheels/tires.

28HopUp

I really like my GT take-off (single). It sounds much deeper than stock, yet isn't too loud with the top down. It was dirt cheap from Casco (sp?) - $55 with shipping, and was an easy install (no jack was used - I just hung the rear-end over the curb with my '66 parked in the street to create a safe working area). For that amount of money, I am really happy with the results. Others may like a louder sound or want true duals, but the single GT take-off works great for me. Look on eBay if you are interested.

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Hopi

I also went with the Magnaflow Stainless Cat Back system. It has a great deep sound that I wanted. It only took me just about an hour to install them. However I did pick up a slight vibration on the right rear pipe that I am still trying to correct.

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rygenstormlocke

Of course I have to chime in as well on the magnaflows, here is a sound clip of mine:

http://briefcase.yahoo.com/rygenstormlocke

Though now I am considering converting it to a H pipe system next month. My miniDV is not the greatest quality in the world, but the clip should give you an idea. If you want sound without the expensive price, go for a GT take off muffler. Mine is collecting dust in my garage. If you live in the DC area you can come by my house and have it for free.

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Best 1/4: 10.97@122.09, 1.56 60ft w/4.0 V6
Best 1/4: 11.67@115.45, 1.64 60ft w/5.4 3V
Best 1/8: 7.401@92.77, 1.65 60ft w/5.4 3V
www.rygen.net/stang

cman332001

I went with dual Flowmaster 40's.... luv it... I would say you can't go wrong with JBA,magnflow, borla , or flowmasters.... the choice is yours

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2005 4.0l
Daul Flowmaster 40's

fso119

Does anyone have one of these installed?

http://www.fordracingparts.com/parts...tKeyField=7706

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2005 V6 Premium Convertible (stock no mods)

05Redfire05

I went with the single Magnaflow Stainless. Sounds and looks great. I picked it up on eBay slightly used for half price. [sm=happybounce.gif]

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Magnaflow Exhaust, AFE CAi, more to come............