SLP Loudmouth I or II??????

TRIBALMAN23

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I already have and off-road H-pipe, so no cats! and just have stock mufflers on my car currently, just pipe up to the mufflers and it sounds good but........

I have looked all over youtube and still can't figure out what is better.
With my O/R H-pipe is the SLP Loudmouth I or the SLP Loudmouth II better?
What are the differences between the two?
Can you post a video or explain what each combo would sound like or describe the differences?

Wouldn't be the same if I didn't do either one and just ran straight pipe all the way to the bumper? What are the Pros and Cons to this?

Any info would greatly be appreciated!!!

Again I would like to see the differences in the 05-09 mustang models, I think the results would be different on earlier models.

Thanks!!!!!!

 

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no such thing as I and II. they have loudmouth and powerflo only.

 

TRIBALMAN23

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HUUUUMMMMM OK i saw youtube vids that had them listed that way and other forum sites that described them that way also.

So what are the differences with O/R H-pipe and and the loudmouth and powerflo?

 

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lm1's don't have mufflers, powerflos do.
my buddy used to have an o/r h and lm1's on his 07 gt, and it was INSANELY loud. sounded pretty much just like my car (i have an o/r h and lm1 catback exhaust, the only difference is lm1's come with resonators for 99-04 mustangs).
with powerflos you'll get a nice deep tone, it's not gonna be as loud as lm1, but it still will be pretty damn loud

 

bigcat

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loudmouths are just straight pipe with tips. the powerflos are round body mufflers.

It will be obnoxiously loud with O/R pipe and loudmouths. I have no idea what the powerflos sound like.

check out SLPs website for details on either setup, but i would not do loudmouth and O/R H.

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erzats

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I just installed the axle back power flos on a catted h pipe bullitt. This combo is plenty loud .With off roads and loudmouths you might as well just run open headers.

 

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o0Dan0o

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SLP has the "loud mouth" and "loud mouth II" resonators/mufflers, the I series are just resonators (a larger chamber, but empty) the II series are basically strait through mufflers.

SLP Performance Parts, Inc. - SLP Modular Exhaust Systems see the bottom.
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o0Dan0o said:

SLP has the "loud mouth" and "loud mouth II" resonators/mufflers, the I series are just resonators (a larger chamber, but empty) the II series are basically strait through mufflers.

SLP Performance Parts, Inc. - SLP Modular Exhaust Systems see the bottom.
Dan

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that would be right for previous mustang generations.
slp only makes loudmouth1 and powerflow axleback systems for 2005+
like i said before, lm1 are just straight pipes, and powerflos come with mufflers

lm1:
Mustang SLP Loudmouth Axle-Back Exhaust (2005+ Mustang GT)

powerflo:
Mustang SLP Power-Flo Axle-back Exhaust (05+ GT & 07-08 GT500) at AmericanMuscle.com - Free Shipping!

 

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o0Dan0o

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I was just clarifying for the OP what people mean when the say loudmouth I or II.
Dan

 

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o0Dan0o said:

I was just clarifying for the OP what people mean when the say loudmouth I or II.
Dan

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I understood you. I guess a lot of people don't think you can splice mufflers into an exhaust system or that no one ever does it ...