magnaflow catback
if you like loud, then get a cutout too and put it after the ypipe. that is your best bet, duals are very loud, especially dumped but I guess everyone has their view of "loud".
Originally Posted by o1ls1ssmaro
alot of people get pissed at magnaflow.....its just quiet (i guess it would depend on a personal deffinition of quiet).....now mustangs magnaflow setup sounds bitch.....ive got an o1 cobra at the house here and its beautiful sounding........but for some reason the f body dont even come close to being as loud.........
I've had several Mustangs in the past, the last one had 1-3/4" headers, X pipe and Magnaflow catback and my Camaro's Magnaflow catback is easily louder...and for sale as of today, actually.
Originally Posted by 1meantransam
why are you selling it?
I'd like to go with true duals, but think the dumped exhausts look cheap, and from having one on another car in the past, I know it's too damn loud inside the car. If there was a good sounding over the axle true dual setup, that was also realistically priced, I'd probably buy it. For now, I'm back to stock SS catback with JetHot longtubes and ORY...
For anyone who may be interested...
https://ls1tech.com/forums/lsx-parts-sale/785110-magnaflow-catback-ls1.html
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If you're looking for a true dual setup you might want to look into the bassani. I've heard good things about it. It goes through a single muffler but it's a dual in-out and is around $700-800ish over the axle. Replaces the stock Y and catback, so it's not a bad price. I would have gone that direction but I'm a '98 and my passenger cat is farther from the manifold so it won't bolt up without modification.
If you're looking for a true dual setup you might want to look into the bassani. I've heard good things about it. It goes through a single muffler but it's a dual in-out and is around $700-800ish over the axle. Replaces the stock Y and catback, so it's not a bad price. I would have gone that direction but I'm a '98 and my passenger cat is farther from the manifold so it won't bolt up without modification.
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Originally Posted by Starion
rel3rd:
If you're looking for a true dual setup you might want to look into the bassani. I've heard good things about it. It goes through a single muffler but it's a dual in-out and is around $700-800ish over the axle. Replaces the stock Y and catback, so it's not a bad price. I would have gone that direction but I'm a '98 and my passenger cat is farther from the manifold so it won't bolt up without modification.
If you're looking for a true dual setup you might want to look into the bassani. I've heard good things about it. It goes through a single muffler but it's a dual in-out and is around $700-800ish over the axle. Replaces the stock Y and catback, so it's not a bad price. I would have gone that direction but I'm a '98 and my passenger cat is farther from the manifold so it won't bolt up without modification.
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i have a LT magnaflow set up and honestly if you like loud dont go with magnaflow or youll be upset. IMO magnaflow is a little on the quiet side and i wish it were just a little louder. The comment made about the magnaflow on the mustang and camaro dont compare is true. The magnaflow on camaros is much quieter than mustangs with a catback. If i were you i would go with something a bit more louder such as gmmg or corsa but with cats. I personally like my setup rate now with cats...sounds good and everything but it would be nicer if it were a tad louder at part throttle
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if you are not too worried about longevity, tsp has a rumbler cat back...it is the same principal as a loudmouth but instead it has a dynomax bullet in there. i was actually supprised at the sound as well as the quality of the sound...it was alot less raspy than an slp....but loud enough to satisfy........but as of right now i have a set of pace setters..3 inch off road y and a 2 and 1/2 inch chambered muffler dumped before the axle... i love it.....
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well i'm sure anything will sound louder then my stock piping and flowmaster 40 series muffler , BTW how much do you think i can get for that muffler?
I've got LT's with the magnaflow and love it! I put an electric cutout on so I can make it loud when I want and then quiet when I want. Absolutely love it. To the OP, yes, it's very quiet.
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ok well i've had full bolt ons for awhile now, and then realised i was missing that little piece there, so i just went ahead and baught a catback. ordering cutout as soon as byun answers his phone