Yup. That's what was making the sound. The bottle was hitting the fire wall when it filled up with pressure. Thanks for your help! I haven't fixed it yet since it's nothing really serious, just annoying. Any ideas or tips on what to use to fix it...what material/where to get it from?
The 'packs dumped are kinda loud from 1500-2000, but they scream when I get on it. I like the sound, some don't. It's very deep. The next thing I plan on buying once I pay off a couple bills is some sound-deadening material that I'm going to put under the carpet. Should quiet it up a little on...
The only difference between the Magnaflow and the Magnapacks is the volume. The Magnapacks are 4" round mufflers, so not much sound-deadening material is in these mufflers. The Magnaflows from what I hear are a little louder than stock.
Good combo! Get some MM sub-frame connectors and it'll ride even better. :nice:
OFFTOPIC: What X-pipe are you getting? And are you getting the Magnaflow or the Magnapacks?
I couldn't really tell because it didn't want to do it this morning (probably because it's a little chilly outside as it is, it does it more when it's warm outside). I'll put a piece of foam behind it and see if it does it after that. Thanks Avenger.
It's not the vent closing and opening...I know that sound. The sound I'm describing happens after I turn it to A/C or defrost. I think the A/C clutch makes more sense to me. Is there anything I can adjust on it to make it quit making that noise? Anyone have experience with the A/C system...
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I'll hopefully be getting mine within the next week. Ordered it last Friday and Pete from Mustang Tuning said it would take a week or two. It comes with new bolts and gaskets, too? Dang, I guess it is a complete kit.
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I like my Pro-Kit...and it rides really good with the SF connectors and Tokico shocks. Reason I didn't go any lower is that Missouri roads suck, and I'm glad I didn't. I have to watch where I go and how I enter driveways even with the Pro-Kit.
Well, since there a couple threads out there with clunking noises, I felt that I should put mine out there too.
It only happens when I have any of the A/Cs or Defrosts on. It's a clunk noise that happens like every 3-5 minutes when the air is on. I can even feel it in my feet, kinda like it's...
I have the pro-kit and love 'em. I suggest getting new shocks while you're at it...I don't have any experience with this, but I have heard that the stock shocks will ride harsh and wear out quickly if you lower your stang.