MBRP

[Jaysuss]

Anyone familiar with or have an MBRP catback? Pricing is the lowest I've found and aluminized or stainless steel are options, as well as polished or black. Sound? Quality?
Thanks for any input you can provide!

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[apx632]

I have the MBRP race exhaust on mine. Looks wise it fit what I wanted and it to me is the best sounding exhaust for the eb cars. My only real complaint was the quality did seem a little suspect as far as the welds and what not. But so far it has performed without issue. I would definitely suggest it to folks. Install was easy, I've never done exhaust before and with a friend guiding me it only took me 45 minutes.

 

[Jaysuss]

Thanks!

 

[murphy]

I have the street 409 version. I love the look of the big polished tips however, without taking the catback apart and heating up the bends and/or hangers, there have been several attempts at getting the tips to sit center in the valance openings to no prevail. Plus the tips stick out of the valance approx. 3 or so inches. I, personally, do not like the fitment at all. Prior to installing the high flow catted (yes, catted not catless) Stainless Works DP, the exhaust note was ok but improved with time and some carbon build up. The dp was installed and now the exhaust note is terrible. The sound does not go with a Mustang, it's sounds like something a kid would do to his Evo or STi. I don't like it. I'm going to have an aftermarket resonator installed and see if the shop can fix the fitment of the tips. If it's not up to par, I'll shop for another system and trash this MBRP. Not even worth trying to sell it in the classifieds. I bought the MBRP system because I had it on my '13 FoST and loved it. I think it sucks on the Mustang.

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