MustangTim
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Thanks for the update!
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Well I think I found my exhaust for the LE!Update-
Pricing has been set at $299.99 shipped to the lower 48. Both the X and H setups have been added to the site but won't be active to the end user until tomorrow morning.
The material we'll be using is T409 stainless steel which is the same stainless that's used on the factory exhaust to begin with. The pipe will come with the 4 OEM style stainless steel clamps needed for the install and instructions.
I'll have pipes available to start shipping next week.
Regarding the H pipe video as well as a back to back Dyno comparison I expect to have that done either late this week or early next week.
Let me know if you have any other questions in the meantime.
Thanks,
Jared
Good point but you're still stuck with the factory resonator and 2" neckdowns with the Flowmaster setup.man...for 100 more you could do the outlaws. tough decision.
You cut just behind the stock cats and after the resonator. Here's the best picture I currently have showing where the stock exhaust gets cut.Well I think I found my exhaust for the LE!
What needs to be cut? Just behind factory muffler?
Thanks for the order!Order placed. Got the h-pipe. Looking forward to it.
yes thats correct. lol talk about loud exhaust tho lolCorrect me if i'm wrong, but if I where to install this plus the Outlaw axle back, I could "technically" get a cat back system for 700?
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Lethal's 2015 Mustang GT Resonator / Flex Pipe Delete Kit.
Affordable and easy upgrade to the stock exhaust
Increased exhaust tone
2.50" Stainless Steel
Mandrel Bent
Cut and Clamp with OEM stainless clamps
X and H Pipe option
No tune necessary
Deletes the factory resonator and flex pipe
Upgrades all neck down 2" sections to a true 2.5" setup all the way back to the mufflers.
Since, cats are still in place it should remain emissions legal? Excluding Califorinayes thats correct. lol talk about loud exhaust tho lol
this should be correct as well.Since, cats are still in place it should remain emissions legal? Excluding Califorina