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Old 12/7/05, 05:52 PM
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I've been reading this site for about a year now and now that I'm finally a Mustang owner I have just one question. Will I ever turn the radio up while I'm driving or will I always just want to hear the sound of the engine? I could have saved some money and just gotten a car without a radio!
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I find myself in the same dilema. The sound of the Flows bouncing off the canyon walls is irresitable.
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Me too. The wife gives me a hard time because I'm allways turning the music down. I'd rather listen to the sweet sound of the SLP's!
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Now that you're addicted, the answer is No, it doesn't wear off. I don't have a Mustang right now, and I roll my windows down to listen to cars with performance V8 at stop lights. A 4 or 6 cylinder doesn't compare, and the Mustang has the best sounding factory exhaust I've heard on a new car.
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Ha, I roll down the window too to hear good exhausts! So I am not the only weirdo!
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It won't wear off ever. When we die we'll still have that BIG permagrin on our faces.
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Will it wear off?
In a word...

NOPE

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Originally posted by lodom@December 7, 2005, 11:17 PM
Now that you're addicted, the answer is No, it doesn't wear off. I don't have a Mustang right now, and I roll my windows down to listen to cars with performance V8 at stop lights. A 4 or 6 cylinder doesn't compare, and the Mustang has the best sounding factory exhaust I've heard on a new car.
I sometimes open it up a bit to show it off
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I roll my windows down in freezing weather to hear the exhaust...get loads of complaints from passengers so I tell them to wear a coat
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NEVER!!!!
You will hear that sound in your sleep Did you know that the first Flowmaster muffler was built in Santa Rosa Ca for a Mustang? He did one then people started asking for them. We had a tour of the plant and learned a lot. I have them on my other 3 Mustangs and I will never get tired of that sound Not sure if I will put them on the 06, sounds so good now
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I forget what cd's I have in my changer, that's how long it's been since I've listened to the radio.
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i do them both! The growl of the flowmasters while i put my foot to the floor while jamming to some good rock tunes!! Can't beat the combination!!
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Originally posted by Adrenal@December 7, 2005, 8:15 PM
I find myself in the same dilema. The sound of the Flows bouncing off the canyon walls is irresitable.
That must be nice.

The closest I ever get to that is revving the engine while going through an underpass....still do it every time though.
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Ahhh yes...
Driving through the Thorold Tunnel
(The tunnel that goes underneath the Welland Canal)

Guys in Ontario will know about this one

WOT
Dang....
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SLP LOUDmouths + tunnel =
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People asked me why I went for just the Shaker 500 and not the 1000 with the sub. My response, "and what, cover up that beautiful sounding exhaust?"


I still love to drive in 3rd at 60MPH just to hear it. And if there is a car with a great sounding exhaust near me at a stop light I'll turn off my radio and roll my windows down just to listen to it.
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My problem is the more I hear the engine the heavier my right foot gets. Strange!
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Yeah, sometimes you gotta hit the 'loud' pedal
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Can't see it ever wearing off. IMO. Took mine out last night for a final ride before it's winter rest(6-10inches of snow tonight) and my thought was "no radio to spoil this ride". When you have to put it away for a while you want to remember that "throaty growl".
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yea nittany i know what you mean . Mine was even worse though . my new pony arrived the day before thanksgiving , i put 137 miles on her inbetween turkey dinners listening to that throaty growl .Then the next morning, bam , 5 inches of snow . Now i make numerous trips to the garage to just look at my pony in her winter slumber , so no i dont think it will ever wear off :P


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