I rev'd my engine for my friend and the exaust crackled really bad..does anyone else have this?

 

Not me. Thank heavens B)

 

Well im getting magna flow in a week or so, that will be better!

 

Me too!

 

awsome hey can you post some pics of your stripes I want white ones on mine and it looks like you have them from bumper to bumper

 

By "crackle" do you mean the *pop* *pop* *poppoppop* sound after it winds down???

My stock did that a little...

My SLP Powerflos do that a LOT... I love that sound...

 

EXACTLY what it did

 

Hmm... I need to read a little better....

Title says v6... heh...

The "crackle" you describe I think is the backpressure your exhaust develops when you are engine breaking, (not using the gas, but instead riding the engine) the engine is running, but not producing any posotive torque beyond what is required to run...

With my GT and the SLP Powerflos, the pops are very prevelent... especially when I am coasting into my neighborhood in second gear... I love that sound!

 

Crackle, pop, grrrrrr... sounds so keen!
http://transcendingtouch.com/mustang/05v6_...rs_jbaduals.mp3

 

Man, if I could get outside and crank the Stella up...
I LOVE her sexy growl...
I just wonder if I could get the same headers for the stang' when it comes in...?

 

Nate, im sorry to inform you that V6 Mustangs can't run on tap water J/K My dad has a Sonic Blue V6 and his sound s pretty throaty I haven't heard it crackle.

 

Thanks Nate, go here to see the stripes on my car. Shoot me a pm if you want to ask any questions
My Gallery at 2005Stang.com

 

They do it when there is no load, and engine decceleration is coming down quick. It's almost trying to catch up to itself, so you hear some popping.

 

Was taking pics of the exhaust pipes today so figured I'd take a video clip too. This is the sound you mean? Stock V6 exhaust
It's not too bad sounding, but a good pair of SLP's will take care of that if they ever get the darn things made for the V6.

 

Like ManEHawk said, any time you rev the car into the high rpms without a load on the engine, you will get that popping sound as the engine speed quickly drops back down. No matter what aftermarket exhaust you get, it will still do it. If you only rev it to about 2500 or so, you are less likely to get the popping noise, and you won't hear it if you actually have a load on the engine an driving.