Straightpipes Exhaust Clip

Schlitz-420

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I took off my factory mufflers and installed a pair of straightpipes in place. This is a lot cheaper than buying SLP Loudmouths which are basically straightpipes anyway. $85 (without tips) instead of $315 for LM pipes. What do you think of the sound? I think it is a little raspy with a very mild drone at some RPMs but quite loud and throaty when you step on it. Very mild backfire when you let her wind down slowly. I like it very much.

Link to before and after video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qh4nqnCAJY

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Leftoverchinese

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Linky no Worky

 

REDFIRE 05 GT

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Sounds good to me, how is it when your driving? Any Drone? Sorry didnt read the whole post. I would stay with it or get some Pypes Violaters, much cheaper than SLP LM.

http://www.brenspeed.com/mustang_2005/mufflers.html

 

Schlitz-420

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REDFIRE 05 GT said:

Sounds good to me, how is it when your driving? Any Drone? Sorry didnt read the whole post. I would stay with it or get some Pypes Violaters, much cheaper than SLP LM.

http://www.brenspeed.com/mustang_2005/mufflers.html

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There is definitely some drone but i guess i like it. I am thinking of maybe getting on O/R H or X pipe then maybe some Stinger pipes. It is not very loud at all in low RPM range but after about 2300-2500 it gets nice and loud.

 

Leftoverchinese

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Works now..... i like it.