I am Muffler Man!
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So, how big are the tips on the Ford Racing mufflers? This Big!
Can you perform this install without the use of jackstands? Yes, my 250 lb fat butt says so!
Does having a second pair of hands help? Yes, this way someone can take pictures of you!
Me and WadesSonicGT got together this weekend to intall my Ford Racing/Borla mufflers. It was hot out, but we got her done. The sound is incredible. I didn't bring my movie camera with me, but they sound just like this sound clip anyway, actually they sound better than that in person.
Absolutely incredible sound!
Can you perform this install without the use of jackstands? Yes, my 250 lb fat butt says so!
Does having a second pair of hands help? Yes, this way someone can take pictures of you!
Me and WadesSonicGT got together this weekend to intall my Ford Racing/Borla mufflers. It was hot out, but we got her done. The sound is incredible. I didn't bring my movie camera with me, but they sound just like this sound clip anyway, actually they sound better than that in person.
Absolutely incredible sound!
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Originally posted by FireDragon@August 29, 2005, 10:18 AM
Great writeup o'great muffler man. Hehe:
Great writeup o'great muffler man. Hehe:
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Originally posted by Boomer@August 29, 2005, 9:58 AM
"I am Bender, please insert muffler"
"I am Bender, please insert muffler"
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Originally posted by hawgman@August 29, 2005, 10:38 AM
Pretty funny
I have had mine on for about 1000 miles. They get louder with time.
Pretty funny
I have had mine on for about 1000 miles. They get louder with time.
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I think drone is a very subjective thing. They ALL drone to some extent, even the stock mufflers did. I will say this, at between 1,800 and 2,000 rpms with a little throttle input, it will rattle your teeth. But, I find it easy to modulate the amount of drone with throttle input as well.
I'm not bothered by drone at all, but if you are, this may not be the system for you
I'm not bothered by drone at all, but if you are, this may not be the system for you
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Originally posted by Dan@August 29, 2005, 11:35 AM
Yet another happy Borla owner.......does anyone NOT like these things
(looks outside at car) Hum....maybe its time for a drive
Yet another happy Borla owner.......does anyone NOT like these things
(looks outside at car) Hum....maybe its time for a drive
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Originally posted by SixtySix@August 29, 2005, 12:53 PM
I think drone is a very subjective thing. They ALL drone to some extent, even the stock mufflers did. I will say this, at between 1,800 and 2,000 rpms with a little throttle input, it will rattle your teeth. But, I find it easy to modulate the amount of drone with throttle input as well.
I'm not bothered by drone at all, but if you are, this may not be the system for you
I think drone is a very subjective thing. They ALL drone to some extent, even the stock mufflers did. I will say this, at between 1,800 and 2,000 rpms with a little throttle input, it will rattle your teeth. But, I find it easy to modulate the amount of drone with throttle input as well.
I'm not bothered by drone at all, but if you are, this may not be the system for you
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Well, the price I could get the FRPP/Borla's made my decision for me.
There was NO WAY I was going to pay $500+ for a pair of mufflers, no matter how good they sounded.
This way I got the best of both worlds, great sound AND great price
There was NO WAY I was going to pay $500+ for a pair of mufflers, no matter how good they sounded.
This way I got the best of both worlds, great sound AND great price
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From: Northmapton, PA
Originally posted by SixtySix@August 29, 2005, 6:01 PM
Well, the price I could get the FRPP/Borla's made my decision for me.
There was NO WAY I was going to pay $500+ for a pair of mufflers, no matter how good they sounded.
This way I got the best of both worlds, great sound AND great price
Well, the price I could get the FRPP/Borla's made my decision for me.
There was NO WAY I was going to pay $500+ for a pair of mufflers, no matter how good they sounded.
This way I got the best of both worlds, great sound AND great price
I am right with ya, got the FRPP on my car and LOVE them! Was at work the other day and parked outside the one conference room, they had to mute the phone when I left.
Need to do that more often...
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Originally posted by SixtySix@August 29, 2005, 5:01 PM
There was NO WAY I was going to pay $500+ for a pair of mufflers, no matter how good they sounded.
There was NO WAY I was going to pay $500+ for a pair of mufflers, no matter how good they sounded.
I'm torn between the Borla and the Bassani's. Thanks.