Mustang_Lou
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- May 1, 2016
- Threads
- 13
- Messages
- 1,820
- Reaction score
- 777
- Location
- Toronto, Canada
- Vehicle(s)
- 2020 Mustang Bullitt
Beautiful car and I'm envious of the PC set-up!
Sponsored
Love your build and your car so far! I'm waiting for my 17' GT to arrive any day and I'm motivated to do some mods!AWE Touring Catback Review
So, since I had the Corsa Sport catback on the car, the question could be asked why change when the Corsa catbacks are regarded as one of the best? Well, the Corsa sounded absolutely devine when accelerating with a heavy foot, but at most normal 'relaxed' accelerations in city driving it was almost none detectable. Now, of course that does play out to be the perfect Jekyll and Hyde exhaust, but it does lead to (at least in my case) driving with a heavier foot purely to hear that Corsa sound.
Sound Review
Having had the Corsa Sport catback installed for a year, I am very used to what my car normally sounds like. Let me start by saying their is a big difference in tone between this and the Corsa.
The best way I can describe it is a deeper version of the Corsa Sport, with no rasp in the higher RPM, and an incredible V8 rumble down low. It provided EXACTLY what I had been missing in my driving experience. That presence of sound in the lower RPM that reminds you that you are driving an American Muscle car.
So does that lower, deeper exhaust note come at the expense of drone? NOPE! I've had this on the freeway, cruising at various RPM's, going up and down through the gears for the past few days and have had zero drone experienced. There is more presense of sound in the car, but is not drone...it is the lower pitch exhaust grumble letting you know its there. Very pleasing to the ears.
Overall, I couldn't be any more pleased with the quality of this exhaust terms of both sound quality and fitment quality. Anyone considering an exhaust that gives plenty of volume without being ridiculously overbearing but still loud enough to raise a smile should definitely consider this AWE Touring. Sure, its not cheap, but you do get what you pay for.
I'll try and get a video at some point, but in all honesty the AWE promotional video will do a far better job of giving you an idea of sound!
[MENTION=28774]Josh/AWE[/MENTION] Two thumbs up for an outstanding product.
Love your build and your car so far! I'm waiting for my 17' GT to arrive any day and I'm motivated to do some mods!
I've been trying to decide between both the Corsa and AWE catbacks. In your opinion, after having driven with both, is there any difference in overall volume at cold starts and at idle? I'm trying to pick the most neighbor-friendly system of the two. Your feedback would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.
Car is looking awesome Tim! So glad we're both tickled with our supercharger endeavors!
Hey Tim, I helped the guy (forum member you speak of) turn his car back to stock yesterday. Swapped the Corsa back to stock. Yuck!!!
Curious why Maryland speed recommended catless if you are concerned about volume. Like your AWE situation, I really like my Solo Mach IV sound, added MAK cat deletes, and it takes the volume to a bit out of my comfort zone. Starting to think about a frankenstein approach and adding Corsa axle backs to the Solo midpipe for giggles
Change to catless is not subtle.