Steeda axle-back for the 05 Mustang GT. Nice pic. Can't wait for a sound clip!

 

Thanks for the post

 

They ceratianly LOOK better than the Magnaflows. Especially the tips!
Now just waiting to see how they sound.
I hope the price goes down soon.
$430 for 2 mufflers, 2 tips, and very short pipes is a lot.

Jason

 

Borla still Steeda's muffler manufacturer?

If so, those could be the new 'stinger style' made for Steeda.
Nice, small, and tucked away....with some great big mirror polished/chrome tips

 

That's exactly what I was thinking.....That's a lot of money for 2 mufflers!!

 

I love them, i'm not sure what to do though. Whether to get those and get custom pipes made to go from the X-Pipe to the Steeda's, or how they would sound or if another company is going to come out with a more hidden exhaust. So if this is Borla's, does this mean we might expect Borla's cat-back to be this? If that's the case then i'll just wait for the Borla and then I won't have to get custom pipes made.

 

I like the looks of the tailpipes on the Magnaflows better. I did order the Steeda mufflers but then cancelled my order. I did some research and found that the steeda mufflers are going to be too loud for me. I drive 20 miles to and from work on a daily basis and the drone noise would drive me insane after a while. I do like how the mufflers are really tucked up so you don't see them from behind the car.

 

I definitely like the Magnaflows better. Two words... ROLLED TIPS. That's all I gotta say. The Steeda tips look just like stock, except a little bigger. And I also didn't want anything too loud. The Magnaflows have a real nice deep sound, and just a little louder than stock. When you get your kit and install it, adrenalin, post some pics and let me know what you think. And by the way... I was also a big fan of tucking the mufflers away and not being able to see them. I originally was one of the ones who wanted to just paint them flat black. But after putting the Magnaflows on, they are an inch or so thinner so you don't see them nearly as well... plus what you see is mirrored stainless steel, and looks pretty good.

 

Believe me you will see tons of pics. I think I will need to get another 1 GB compact flash card for my camera

 

get that dealer tag off that sexy ride =x

 

How do you get it off without scratching the car?

 

Fingernail....and a hairdryer if need be. Should not hurt the car.

 

Any chance of getting a sound clip? I know there's one on magnaflow's site.

 

If it leaves any glue residue you there are several products on the market to remove it. Goo-gone is the cheapest you can get, or drive by a sign shop and ask them if they have anything to remove it. Most will remove the adhesive for free, especially if you start talking stripes

 

Any chance of getting a sound clip? I know there's one on magnaflow's site. [/b][/quote]
Dan... how's the best way to do that? What would I record it with? I don't think my digital camera can record sound.

 

Dan... how's the best way to do that? What would I record it with? I don't think my digital camera can record sound. [/b][/quote]
Don't worry about it if you don't have a digital camera or digital camcorder. I think you can hook up a mic to a laptop and use the sound recorder, but the magnaflow sound clip on their site gives a good idea.

If you're still interested, I'm sure someone on here has more tips on recorded the exhaust note.

 

It's now 3 years later and the Steeda Axle-Backs are still $430. What gives?

BTW Borla confirmed that they do NOT manufacture the Steeda Axle-Backs.

 

They don't manufactur the frpp stingers or the roush offroad exhaust option axleback either do they? At least they have a reason to state why the frpp stingers tips are so cheap. They're not our. Their fords. Just like all other low *** quality ford stuff. I'm stupid for spendind so much money on just a set of axlebacks.

 

From what I've heard, it's Magnaflow who manufactures them for Steeda..

 

I'm not quite sure about the Roush exhaust however ! Borla has confirmed, they do indeed manufacture the FRPP stingers for Ford Racing.