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Old 10/2/12, 09:18 PM
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Exhaust question....
Anyone know if the 2010 4.6 exhaust is the same size/work on a 2011+?
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Old 10/3/12, 07:32 AM
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It may depending on brand. Some exhausts brands are year specific.
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Trevor, what part of the exhaust are you refering to? I know that the 2010 axle backs use a band clamp style to connect to the OTA where the 11+ uses the ball clamp at the A/B. Also the shelby GT 500 mustang went from 2.5" pipe to 2.75" pipe in 2011. I'm unsure of the 2010 mustang gt but I'd bet it did the same..
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I,m not positive but i would say no they are not the same.
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Trevor, what part of the exhaust are you refering to? I know that the 2010 axle backs use a band clamp style to connect to the OTA where the 11+ uses the ball clamp at the A/B. Also the shelby GT 500 mustang went from 2.5" pipe to 2.75" pipe in 2011. I'm unsure of the 2010 mustang gt but I'd bet it did the same..
GT also went to 2.75"
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What mischief are you plotting now, Trev?
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What mischief are you plotting now, Trev?
Oh Ron, I would NEVER....
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Will not bolt on but if welded it would work
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Originally Posted by TheDivaDanielle

GT also went to 2.75"
Is that throughout the entire exhaust? If not what size are the OA pipes? H pipe?
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Ok, found that the OA pipes are in fact 2.75" all the way through. Thanks for the help guys.
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