Dual Exhaust

PDRob77

PDRob77

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Ok so one of the first things id like to do for my 06 is throw on a dual exhaust. Ive been researching alot but im still unsure as to the course i should take. Should i get the Dual exhaust conversion kit (pypes or frpp) or should i get the Magnaflow cutNclamp x-pipe n a Gt catback? And if i go the second route, what Gt catback would u guys recommend?
All info will be greatly appreciated. :)
 
Ghostly Echo

Ghostly Echo

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Get the cut and splice pypes x pipe than locate some tail pipes and gt muffler i have a set of get mufflers i am taking off in the next week or so let them go for dirt cheap
 
sisuX3

sisuX3

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PDRob77 said:
I'm looking for the deep throaty sound, I may not have a v8 but I want it to sound like I have one lol
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You're not going to be able to sound like you have a v8, but might I suggest the magnaflows or American thunders.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i34nwCzlnfk&feature=player_embedded]YouTube - 2006 turbo v6 magnaflow exhaust clip[/ame]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tao0JKQSZU0&feature=player_embedded]YouTube - 2007 Mustang V6 w/American Thunders (Exterior)[/ame]
 
PDRob77

PDRob77

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Yea ikno it wont sound as if i had an 8, i was simply implying i wanted a good, strong sounding system. I was looking at Magnaflows as an option. Thanks.
 
mustangsally1

mustangsally1

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from my opinion i would go with the pypes true duals because i just put my system on yesterday and it sounds amazing, now im just trying to break them in to get them even louder
 
Paul Nap

Paul Nap

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My vote is for the Magnaflow system thats on the 06 turbo. Sounds deeper and more ballzy and less like a civic but what do I know I have a 69 with flowmaster 40's
 
PDRob77

PDRob77

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Yea I think I'm going with the magnaflows with the pypes x. I like flowmasters on the old school mustangs, on the newer ones it just doesn't sound as good.
 
DetStang

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I am thinking of getting the Pypes True Dual for my V6. I don't have a lift and called around seeing how much it would cost for someone to install it. Does anyone have any suggestions on how much the install should be and where to go?
 
Ghostly Echo

Ghostly Echo

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DetStang said:
I am thinking of getting the Pypes True Dual for my V6. I don't have a lift and called around seeing how much it would cost for someone to install it. Does anyone have any suggestions on how much the install should be and where to go?
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You have three options,

1) buy the full kit and put it on yourself you just need to jack the car high enough to remove he factory pipe,

2) buy the muffler separate like on ebay than cut ur existing pipe and slide on the mufflers and deletes

This is what i am doing
3) Get to pipes bent to fit on the car and put on the mufflers, most muffler shops will only charge you for the pipes and labor to mount them which shouldnt be much at all. I have a place that will bend me the entire exhuast pipe and just charge 30 bucks for the pipes
 
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