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StangGT2006

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• Feb 24, 2007

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Another kit is the Blow-By Racing kit. http://blowbyracing.com/bbrsiexsy.html
I have the cervinis kit, but this one also has a magnaflow muffler as i remember. It also has more clearance than the cervinis kit.

 

DarkFireGT

Playing with my wife's really makes me want one.

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• Feb 25, 2007

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Clearance, yes... Good clearance, would be a matter of opinion. I'm not lowered. I can make it over pretty much anything, except for large speed bumps. So take 1 1/8" out of that, and it will make it a little bit harder, but probably still manageable. It's metal, just a scrape really won't hurt it. It's better than scraping a bodykit

 

racer_inboston

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• Feb 25, 2007

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true, I can't wait to put it on, I might just have to drive with just the side exhaust and still have the stock rear cutouts uncovered for a lil while.

 

Pliskin

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• Feb 25, 2007

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Man, I saw someone with a cobra clone 05 GT (not shelby gt500....cobra) and he put on side exhaust. The bad thing was that he put those little autozone fog lights where the exhaust used to exit in the back. I almost threw up on his car.

 

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• Feb 25, 2007

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The side exhaust kit from Blow-By seems to be restrictive.

 

DarkFireGT

Playing with my wife's really makes me want one.

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• Feb 25, 2007

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racer_inboston said:

true, I can't wait to put it on, I might just have to drive with just the side exhaust and still have the stock rear cutouts uncovered for a lil while.

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I did it for quite awhile. I felt stupid at first, but people noticed the side pipes, not the empty spaces in the back. And the smile on my face every time I revved it up made up for it.

 

ufnavy06

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That's awesome. I ended up not going with the kit. I just got the American Thunder Flowmasters. They work fine and fill up the stock cutlets very well. I do have a bit of a problem with rattling though, everything's tight but I think the hanger itself for my right muffler isn't quite right. Not sure how to fix it.

Anyways, I saw an 05 or 06 GT here in Goose Creek, SC which has the Cervini exhaust kit and I don't remember if it has the front fascia, but it looks good. Almost makes me regret not doing it.

 

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• Feb 25, 2007

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ufnavy06 said:

That's awesome. I ended up not going with the kit. I just got the American Thunder Flowmasters. They work fine and fill up the stock cutlets very well. I do have a bit of a problem with rattling though, everything's tight but I think the hanger itself for my right muffler isn't quite right. Not sure how to fix it.

Anyways, I saw an 05 or 06 GT here in Goose Creek, SC which has the Cervini exhaust kit and I don't remember if it has the front fascia, but it looks good. Almost makes me regret not doing it.

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check to make sure the rear hanger is not touching the bumper reinforcement. if it is, loosen the clamp at the muffler inlet, and push the muffler forward a little.

 

racer_inboston

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• Feb 25, 2007

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Yes BIGCAT is right, my buddy's had the same rattle and that fixed it

 

racer_inboston

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• Mar 6, 2007

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WOW, my cervinis side exhaust is on! This kit is top quality and I love it already!