MustangDominance
Professional Fast guy
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Hello everyone! I'm back on the scene and decided to keep uploading videos of my progress. If any of you know me, i'm the guy who's gone through every single horrible exhaust setup and posted them so you don't make the same mistake. I am currently narrowing down on the sound I like, so I decided before I put my new mufflers on that I should upload the cat delete I had a few days prior.
The exhaust setup is as follows: BBK Shorty Chrome Headers--->Cat delete(Custom with what looked like bigger diameter piping, i'll have to check)---> X pipe (Shop made)----->Muffler deletes with resonated tips.
The muffler deletes are now gone and I have SLP Loudmouth axlebacks. I've been letting them break in a little bit. Short review, gets rid of a TON of drone, gives a nice "foreign" sound, however at the beginning it will be a little raspy. As you break them in the rasp goes away and starts to sound truly phenomenal. I'll focus on uploading a video for that setup when I have fully broken them in (I'd say around 500-750 miles).
For now, here's the stupid loud setup that I ran for 4 days.
Disclaimer: The video does no justice, this build is just so incredibly loud you can't hear yourself inside the car.
I have decided to resume serious modifications and will be procharging very soon. I look forward to working with MPT on the dyno in order to tie everything together.
Expect a lot more from me, interior and exterior wise.
The exhaust setup is as follows: BBK Shorty Chrome Headers--->Cat delete(Custom with what looked like bigger diameter piping, i'll have to check)---> X pipe (Shop made)----->Muffler deletes with resonated tips.
The muffler deletes are now gone and I have SLP Loudmouth axlebacks. I've been letting them break in a little bit. Short review, gets rid of a TON of drone, gives a nice "foreign" sound, however at the beginning it will be a little raspy. As you break them in the rasp goes away and starts to sound truly phenomenal. I'll focus on uploading a video for that setup when I have fully broken them in (I'd say around 500-750 miles).
For now, here's the stupid loud setup that I ran for 4 days.
Disclaimer: The video does no justice, this build is just so incredibly loud you can't hear yourself inside the car.
I have decided to resume serious modifications and will be procharging very soon. I look forward to working with MPT on the dyno in order to tie everything together.
Expect a lot more from me, interior and exterior wise.
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