Installed Roush Axel Backs.......
i Just tok mine out for a quick cruise, enjoying this 48* NY weather. Sound Amazing!!
even other companies recommend drilling holes. However I think Roush fixed the issue ever since the price increase? We will see in a few months. However, their customer Service is awesome if you have an issue.
even other companies recommend drilling holes. However I think Roush fixed the issue ever since the price increase? We will see in a few months. However, their customer Service is awesome if you have an issue.
They didn't change the design, only the quality of the welds. So, the mufflers are still going to fill with water. At the very least, the tone will change over time. They will also likely begin to rust again. I have the new "thick weld" mufflers and I drilled weep holes. If they rust out, I will move on to another muffler. There are several others that I wanted to try before I got the Roush. Drill at your own peril, but don't think that the design is any different now than before.
Mike
Mike
They didn't change the design, only the quality of the welds. So, the mufflers are still going to fill with water. At the very least, the tone will change over time. They will also likely begin to rust again. I have the new "thick weld" mufflers and I drilled weep holes. If they rust out, I will move on to another muffler. There are several others that I wanted to try before I got the Roush. Drill at your own peril, but don't think that the design is any different now than before.
Mike
Mike
These are my 6 year old Borla Stingers..... Not a sign of rust....
I did not have any rust but the sound did change with the water. Maybe these are made by Borla who knows. If water sits long enough they will corrode. Water is mixed with acid as a by product. These are not shaped like Borla.
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New mufflers or not, drill the holes and save you the headaches. Its obvious that many mufflers are seeing the collection of water. Plus, the tone changes dramatically with water inside the mufflers. Mine where full of water. Car sounded like it was under water so I drilled 1/8 holes and bingo problem solved and much better sound.
Originally Posted by BKStyles
On a side note, anyone else seem to drive a little faster after they installed it? Cause I know I sure have. Lol.
Mike
Originally Posted by mbreinin
Drill them. Nothing in the "new batch" will prevent them from filling with water...only the welds will last a bit longer. But hey, if you want a pair of Roush bongs hanging out back, rock out.
Mike
Originally Posted by Hytek
They totally killed my gas mileage too. Somehow the weight I lost from the stockers went straight to my right foot.
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