Notchback's Aye Or Nay?

A5literMan

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Now that's low. Looks good

 

Grabbin' Asphalt

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On that one for me, i would have to get solid single exhaust tips, always hated the piece added look. With a set of bigger rear tires and lean forward stance.

 

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That car has an IRS. The IRS catbacks all are designed for using tips because the Cobra guys usually run 3 or 3.5" tips. I do agree though that the exposed transition is an eyesore.

 

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Ant85 said:

Nay for sure

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That's dead sexy #inmyaustinpowersvoice

 

stangboy

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RacEoHolic330 said:

That car has an IRS. The IRS catbacks all are designed for using tips because the Cobra guys usually run 3 or 3.5" tips. I do agree though that the exposed transition is an eyesore.

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I would have just gotten the tailpipes polished from the mufflers to the tips.

 

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who likes those notchback things ?

 

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Always hated the term Notchback LOL, they used to call the non fastback cars coupes

 

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madspeed said:

Always hated the term Notchback LOL, they used to call the non fastback cars coupes

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Lol, I'm the opposite, I'm not fond of the term coupe..... Don't ask why, I have no reasoning lol

 

stangboy

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madspeed said:

Always hated the term Notchback LOL, they used to call the non fastback cars coupes

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I thought I was the only one. The only reason why I even say notchback on here is because NOBODY on ANY mustang forum calls them coupes. Soinstead of being the weirdo I just adopted the work 'notchback' into my mustang vocabulary.

 

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Coupe to me

 

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I like both. I think both can look really well, if done correctly.

 

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