Cheapest route to quad exhaust

[Blackbeauty]

Hi. Anybody convert a GT base to a quad exhaust? The base doesn't have that diffuser part you can just swap out. Is there a way that doesn't involve swapping out to a premium rear bumper cover and then changing that diffuser part?

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[Ecoboosted]

I don’t think you can add it to a base rear bumper. You have to have the premium in order to add a quad diffuser.

 

[Mike's Mustang]

https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/quad-tips.73292/#post-1669322

 

[Ashiq73]

If you do not swap out to a premium bumper and want to stay with your original bumper, the only choice you would have is to cut into the section/area where the exhaust tips exit out and make it wider to fit dual tips.

I have seen someone do it on the board and it looked Ok I guess.

Otherwise there is no choice but to get the premium bumper.

I am in the same boat and have been debating for some time now to go to a premium bumper.

If you do go to a premium bumper, you may also want to consider the newer 18+ GT rear bumper and diffuser as that can accomodate dual tips and would be completely OEM.

Have not seen that bumper yet on American Muscle or anything but I am sure you can order it from somewhere.

 

[Blackbeauty]

If you do not swap out to a premium bumper and want to stay with your original bumper, the only choice you would have is to cut into the section/area where the exhaust tips exit out and make it wider to fit dual tips.

I have seen someone do it on the board and it looked Ok I guess.

Otherwise there is no choice but to get the premium bumper.

I am in the same boat and have been debating for some time now to go to a premium bumper.

If you do go to a premium bumper, you may also want to consider the newer 18+ GT rear bumper and diffuser as that can accomodate dual tips and would be completely OEM.

Have not seen that bumper yet on American Muscle or anything but I am sure you can order it from somewhere.

I didn't realize the rear was so different. I like that one.

 

[wanted33]

With all due respect I suggest you don't do that on the cheap. Just save your money until you can do it right. You'll be glad you did.

 

[MasterCylinder]

DIY on doing it yourself to minimize money spent. Courtesy of HISSMAN


https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/th...he-stock-premium-valance.103517/#post-2299927

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