Need some advice------
6/4/10, 07:39 AM
#1
Need some advice------
I am planning on putting Flows on my 2010 GT Vert today----
Im not a "technical" guy so i called my local Meneike
Spoke with mechaninc, he said series 40 flows would be the best---they are $150 a piece----
When i asked about instalation fee he cdnt give me a figure bc he said he needs to see the car and see if he might need to F around with the pipiing----(what does "F" around with piping mean?)
Not going to Cats---just mufllers---
Any and all advice would be GREATLEY APPRECIATED
Thanks in advance
Im not a "technical" guy so i called my local Meneike
Spoke with mechaninc, he said series 40 flows would be the best---they are $150 a piece----
When i asked about instalation fee he cdnt give me a figure bc he said he needs to see the car and see if he might need to F around with the pipiing----(what does "F" around with piping mean?)
Not going to Cats---just mufllers---
Any and all advice would be GREATLEY APPRECIATED
Thanks in advance
6/4/10, 07:54 AM
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As long as they are for a 2010 Mustang GT they should be bolt off the old, bolt on the new. I had the mufflers off my 2011 in 10 minutes, shouldn't be any harder on a 2010.
I was lazy and know a muffler shop guy, they charged me $25 total to put my Magnaflow axle backs on.
I was lazy and know a muffler shop guy, they charged me $25 total to put my Magnaflow axle backs on.
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6/4/10, 07:57 AM
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As long as they are for a 2010 Mustang GT they should be bolt off the old, bolt on the new. I had the mufflers off my 2011 in 10 minutes, shouldn't be any harder on a 2010.
I was lazy and know a muffler shop guy, they charged me $25 total to put my Magnaflow axle backs on.
I was lazy and know a muffler shop guy, they charged me $25 total to put my Magnaflow axle backs on.
Im going series 40 flows 2.5" ---------
whole thing costing mme $300
6/4/10, 08:59 AM
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Mufflers can be installed in your driveway. Simple to do on the Mustang. No 'F'-ing around with pipes needed as long as you're buying mufflers that are made for the 2010+ Mustang.
-danny
-danny
6/4/10, 09:53 AM
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Word round the camp fire is that the FRPP mufflers are Borla, so I say win.
6/4/10, 09:55 AM
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I think the exhaust hangars must be changed. The parts are similar but not the same exactly. The mufflers attach differently. Even Evo Perf. made a post about how a local muffler shop could make the change in a snap. So if you have a welder, sure.
Word round the camp fire is that the FRPP mufflers are Borla, so I say win.
Word round the camp fire is that the FRPP mufflers are Borla, so I say win.
The OP is putting a 2010 exhaust on a 2010..
6/4/10, 12:52 PM
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Alright guys-----
I made up my mind
Im going with the Magnaflow 16574--------
My guy ordered it today, and t will be at his shop mon morning---
$575 for the system, and anywhere from $25-$50 for installation
Next: Which Blower to mount?
PS: You guys think the Magnaflow is a good choice?
PSS: Those that have it do you like it?
PSSS: My car only has 450 miles on the ODO, by changing the back end exhaust can that hurt my "break in" period?
Thanks in advance
I made up my mind
Im going with the Magnaflow 16574--------
My guy ordered it today, and t will be at his shop mon morning---
$575 for the system, and anywhere from $25-$50 for installation
Next: Which Blower to mount?
PS: You guys think the Magnaflow is a good choice?
PSS: Those that have it do you like it?
PSSS: My car only has 450 miles on the ODO, by changing the back end exhaust can that hurt my "break in" period?
Thanks in advance
6/4/10, 01:09 PM
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Only way it'll screw up the break-in is by encouraging you to hit the gas so you can hear the sweet sweet noise. If you can resist the urge, it will be fine.
6/4/10, 01:49 PM
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sorry, was in the middle of posting when you decided... Magnaflow is a very good brand, just not my favorite on Mustangs. Flowmasters on Fox bodies, Bassani w/ a X-pipe on SN195s and S197s, Borla Stingers w/o changing the H-pipe are my favorites for sound.
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6/4/10, 02:31 PM
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x2or Ford Racing (not the touring)
sorry, was in the middle of posting when you decided... Magnaflow is a very good brand, just not my favorite on Mustangs. Flowmasters on Fox bodies, Bassani w/ a X-pipe on SN195s and S197s, Borla Stingers w/o changing the H-pipe are my favorites for sound.
