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Hey Mitt, I got a MBRP street series catback I will sell you. Its aluminized steel with black 4 inch tips w/ about 4K miles on it. I took it off about 2 years ago and its been sitting in my shed in one piece. Came off my 2017 GT premium...nothing wrong with it...just wanted something louder...

Cool. Tirerack peeps gave me different info. I want to go 305 rears....but will have to get wider wheels apparently.

Great stance! However, if those are the performance pack wheels that came from factory 9 inch fronts and 9. 5 inch wide wheels on the back, 285 is the max on a 9.5 wheel.... from what I've been told. I wouldn't push it too much. Be safe.

I did not know you can get all leather interior and it not be a premium model? The only thing I see not making it a premium model is no 6 inch screen.

I just pulled my MBRP street series off my 17 GT and wanted a little bit louder exhaust and went with the Corsa Xtremes. Never plan on doing headers. Couldn't be happier. Very loud on cold start up...but doesn't last long. More burbles and cracks than the MBRP street (if you have a CAI) and...

The one you are looking for would be the Magnaflow Street Series catback. That was the first one I put on my 2017 GT. The 4.5 inch tips filled out the valence perfectly and looked great... Kept it on for about 6 months...just wasn't loud enough..so I stepped up to the MBRP street series...

I have a 17 pp1. The first mod would be a MGW shifter...I love it.

If you are referring to the Ford Performance Power Pack 2 I have had no issues with it for the last 5 thousand miles when I had it installed a year and a half ago. I have a 2017 performance package GT premium. If I could go back in time, I would not get this CAI canned tune. TBH, I can tell...

its the standard valence that comes on the premium pp1 package. Yeah, i guess it might melt the valence if you dont get it perfectly centered. The reason why I asked was because I saw a Dodge 392 charger with aftermarket tips that were at least 5 inches and it looked good.

I have currently owned a Magnaflow street catback exhaust system and currently have on the MBRP street catback exhaust system. Both systems come with 4 1/2 inch exhaust tips. However, they do not fill out the rear valence completely. I think if I could find some 5 inch tips, it would...

Following this....I just ordered an MGW short throw x-spec standard handle 21% reduction in throw yesterday. I was set on buying a Raceseng nob that weighed in at 1.5 lbs. However, I was advised by MGW that that was just too heavy of a knob. MGW sells them and their heaviest comes in at 1/2...

johnD.....I agree with you about the ford performance pack 2. I can't tell much of a difference either and I don't even track my car. I'm just a weekend joy driver who likes to do pulls from 0-80mph occasionally. I have the Steeda clutch spring installed on my 17GT and I get a "stuttering"...

I recently installed a Ford Performance Power Pack 2 on my 2017 Mustang GT which requires 91+ Octane fuel. Can I run E85 or E15 fuel in it without damaging my car? Thanks for your replies in advance.

If oil catch-cans are so beneficial to our Mustangs, then why didn't the Ford engineers have them come stock on our cars to begin with? I'm talking about the 2015-2019 5.0. The costs of the parts are relatively cheap.

Since I have installed my Ford Performance Power Pack 2 CAI, I have been looking at my IAT temps. Before, I really didn't pay much atte ntion to it. What was/is the normal operating temps before I put this CAI on? I realize that when you are not moving much they get high and when you are...

I have a 2017 GT. My first catback exhaust I put on was a magnaflow street series exhaust ($1,200). It just wasn't loud enough for me so I sold it and bought the MBRP street series catback with black tips for half the cost. For the price you can't beat it. Sounds great...especially when you...

Just had mine removed due to having the Ford Performance Power Pack 2 installed. I can't tell a difference at all.

Many tire shops use the rear differential as a jacking point using a floor jack.

Wow. Cool pic of the reflection of the tree. Almost looks painted on.