Righto, while my mustang was in the shop, they messed it up or something... The exhaust system is really wacked out now.
Whenever I go over a bump, the axle rubs on the exhaust pipe. Evidently this was happening with the previous driver because there was already a spot where the pipe was nearly rubbed through.
Plus, I noticed I had a lot harsher (ricier) tone and I discovered that the seal in front of the muffler was shot, and even at idle I was getting just as much a wind out the front of the muffler as out the exhaust tip.
I had heard that you can get some fairly good performance by installing a newer style V6 muffler in there, so I was thinking rather than get the exhaust fixed with fox body stuff, I'll do a swap I had been intending, and should be rather cheap at a junkyard.
So this leads to my main question. Is the V6 muffler a direct bolt on? Is the muffler in front of the axle like fox body stangs? This might actually be a good time to get the high flow cat and full cat back exhaust, any cheap reccomendations? (I'm not looking to spend any more than 500 at all, and prefferably less, broke college student.)
Whenever I go over a bump, the axle rubs on the exhaust pipe. Evidently this was happening with the previous driver because there was already a spot where the pipe was nearly rubbed through.
Plus, I noticed I had a lot harsher (ricier) tone and I discovered that the seal in front of the muffler was shot, and even at idle I was getting just as much a wind out the front of the muffler as out the exhaust tip.
I had heard that you can get some fairly good performance by installing a newer style V6 muffler in there, so I was thinking rather than get the exhaust fixed with fox body stuff, I'll do a swap I had been intending, and should be rather cheap at a junkyard.
So this leads to my main question. Is the V6 muffler a direct bolt on? Is the muffler in front of the axle like fox body stangs? This might actually be a good time to get the high flow cat and full cat back exhaust, any cheap reccomendations? (I'm not looking to spend any more than 500 at all, and prefferably less, broke college student.)