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Why have rasp when you can have this.... Full ARH with H pipe

Because the Coyote rasp is exotic and ear-piercing, and the way this high-revving engine was meant to sound. :thumbsup:
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Because the Coyote rasp is exotic and ear-piercing, and the way this high-revving engine was meant to sound. :thumbsup:
I agree but there are a few around me that sound like old farm trucks. It's easy to make these cars sound horrible in my opinion if you are not careful with your muffler choices especially if stock cats are removed from the car.
 

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i just did legato axle backs. i had a x pipe installed already.. they sound like the roush,s... has some rasp but its not over bearing.. and to my surprise not much drone. i mean between 2000 rpm and 2300 in 6th i had non.. only time i had any crazy volume was only in 6th under 1700 rpm giving gas and it wasnt drone just deep bass volume
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