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The best feature of the Active Exhaust, IMO, is the Quiet Start option where you can set the times of day in which the car will start in Quiet Mode. I never actually drive in Quiet Mode, but I do use it for starting the car in the morning.

56 and on my third Mustang-- will probably never drive anything else unless they go all-electric as some rumors have it.

I love Steeda, but when they installed IRS spacers and sleeves on my '15, they cross-threaded one of the main IRS bolts when they put it back in. I wouldn't have ever discovered this if I hadn't subsequently done more suspension work myself, including their polyurethane differential bushings...

@VelossaTech Do you guys do installs of these? I'd love to get one but am not too excited about removing the front bumper cover to put it in. I'm literally 10 mins away from you.

Both the white and black stripes look really good on that race red- nicely done.

I've been considering these but they are somewhat pricey. Also considering opening up the holes on the two non-functional panels (from the rear with a sander like some do with the grille openings).

I wanted a little darker but this is what I ended up with- I think on an 18+ it will be hard to do two 10" stripes and still have a 1" space between without them hitting the hood vents.

My 325s haven't had any traction problems so far.

Put down some kid in a 370Z yesterday. His car might've had some work done-- seemed decently quick. Mine's a practically stock '19 A10 PP1.

This is actually the way I was thinking to go about it, if I were to decide to.

I'm considering drilling out some of the holes for cosmetic reasons as well, as I'd think it'd look more "functional" if the holes were real, whether or not it actually helps.

Has anyone considered drilling out some of the holes in the two front non-functional vents? Considering getting these but im a bit concerned about cooling.

Probably shouldn't have revived this thread just to make an off-hand comment, but I did anyway. :sunglasses: Yes, the SiriusXM sounds horrible in the Mustang (other Fords, idk). We had a Dodge Durango with SiriusXM and it actually sounded pretty good, and ditto with the Subaru Ascent we have...

Or just google the part number JR3Z-13832-A

Redline user here,very happy. Had them on my '15 so needed to order new bottom brackets for the '19 (they now only make the new style that fits 15-20).

Mine wasn't loose but started leaking a few months after I got the car. Replacement filter is fine now.

Mine were seated properly but still rattled inside.

Finally got around to swapping this in today- WOW what a difference!

Everyone is different-- what one person is totally in love with, another may hate. I had a Ruby Red '15 that I liked (not loved), although many get a raging boner over it. I just got a Velocity Blue '19 a few months ago and can't stop staring at it. Love the Kona Blue as well. As has been said...

To secure the OEM PCV fittings onto the hose, I'm using these heat shrink hose clamps. Some like this came with the Bob's kit that I used on my '15 (and worked well), so I ordered more for this project.