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Wow. So would putting long tubes still would make a difference in sound? Or is it fully tuned for these headers to have optimum sound?
An exhaust system is like an instrument. Any change in pipe length at anywhere in the system will alter the sound. That's why the S550 GT's sound so different than the S197 GT's. It's the same engine architecture but the piping length is different, it's routed differently, and the chassis has different acoustical properties. I love the way the S550 chassis acoustics sound. Not that I hate my S197 but I personally think the Coyote S197 is one of worst sounding V8 Mustangs ever, if not THE worst. Terminator or a Boss 429...acoustical sex!
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An exhaust system is like an instrument. Any change in pipe length at anywhere in the system will alter the sound. That's why the S550 GT's sound so different than the S197 GT's. It's the same engine architecture but the piping length is different, it's routed differently, and the chassis has different acoustical properties. I love the way the S550 chassis acoustics sound. Not that I hate my S197 but I personally think the Coyote S197 is one of worst sounding V8 Mustangs ever, if not THE worst. Terminator or a Boss 429...acoustical sex!
I don't know much about Mustangs, so those numbers are a foreign language to me, but I do like the hollow sound of some of them if that's what you are referring to.
 

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I don't know much about Mustangs, so those numbers are a foreign language to me, but I do like the hollow sound of some of them if that's what you are referring to.
This applies to all exhaust systems
 
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Random, how do I stop getting emails from when people post on these forums? I went to UserCP and I changed something to no emails, but I still get some emails
 

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Random, how do I stop getting emails from when people post on these forums? I went to UserCP and I changed something to no emails, but I still get some emails
  1. Click User CP - this will show your subscriptions
  2. Click Show All Subscriptions (bottom right of the table)
  3. Click the box at top right to select all subscriptions
  4. Use the drop down at the bottom right to either delete all your subscriptions or change the notification to no notification
What you did was change how subscriptions are handled in the future - it is not retroactive. Also, there should be a setting that determines whether or not you subscribe automatically to every thread you respond to (it is on by default).
 

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or click spam, on your emails and they will automatically go to your spam an you can look at them form there.
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