Sound Pipe Delete
#1
Sound Pipe Delete
I originally posted this over on the Boss 302 section but members have reminded me that many more Mustang owners may be interested to clean up their engine bay. You can read about the delete kit and flip through numerous pictures if you follow this link.
https://themustangsource.com/f813/so...delete-501967/
https://themustangsource.com/f813/so...delete-501967/
#9
I think that it adds some welcome rawness that the car needs. Mine is staying.
#13
I am always willing to remove weight from the front of the car. The more rear percent all the better for rear traction. I like to have as few things in the engine compartment as possible. Remember ounces ad up to pounds.
If you look around the engine compartment, there are things that can be removed to save weight. How much does that ol sound pipe weigh ?
If you look around the engine compartment, there are things that can be removed to save weight. How much does that ol sound pipe weigh ?
#15
I am always willing to remove weight from the front of the car. The more rear percent all the better for rear traction. I like to have as few things in the engine compartment as possible. Remember ounces ad up to pounds.
If you look around the engine compartment, there are things that can be removed to save weight. How much does that ol sound pipe weigh ?
If you look around the engine compartment, there are things that can be removed to save weight. How much does that ol sound pipe weigh ?
#18
I just came back from a short trip on the Interstate, and the removal of the sound tube has made a difference in the noise level inside the car. It was much quieter cruising at 75, which is where I spend most of my time. The sound level from the exhaust and the engine are still there when accelerating, but not as intrusive inside the car, just a nice muffled, throaty sound. And, as I said in the Boss 302 thread, you can actually see the dip stick and get to it much easier.
All in all this was $14.00 well spent.
All in all this was $14.00 well spent.