My neighbors '04 has an H pipe and flowmasters, sounds pretty mean.
> Has anyone here had a cat back exhaust system installed in a 99 to 2004
> V6 Mustang that didn't sound like a rice burner, if so what system did
> you go with?
>Has anyone here had a cat back exhaust system installed in a 99 to 2004
>V6 Mustang that didn't sound like a rice burner, if so what system did
>you go with?
A take-off system from a GT.

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AW - 19 May 2005 01:03 GMT
>>Has anyone here had a cat back exhaust system installed in a 99 to 2004
>>V6 Mustang that didn't sound like a rice burner, if so what system did
>>you go with?
>>
> A take-off system from a GT.
I was looking at them before I traded my v6 in, you can find them on ebay,
dirt cheap. ;-)
I have a 99 V6, with Dynomax mufflers, true duals, no H-pipe, really quiet
at idle, from about 1800-2300 rpm nice and throaty.
Not completely happy with the sound but is a V6 afterall.
> Has anyone here had a cat back exhaust system installed in a 99 to 2004
> V6 Mustang that didn't sound like a rice burner, if so what system did
> you go with?
randy1128@webtv.net - 19 May 2005 04:34 GMT
After you got your dual exhaust, did your check engine light ever come
on. Where are the oxygen sensors on your new exhaust?
Has anyone ever tried the MAC Cat Back system?
Thanks for the help
OdieBob - 19 May 2005 15:22 GMT
The cats and sensors are still there ,the Y pipe was removed just behind the
cats and the new system run.
> After you got your dual exhaust, did your check engine light ever come
> on. Where are the oxygen sensors on your new exhaust?
> Has anyone ever tried the MAC Cat Back system?
> Thanks for the help
Gumby - 20 May 2005 01:13 GMT
> I have a 99 V6, with Dynomax mufflers, true duals, no H-pipe, really quiet
> at idle, from about 1800-2300 rpm nice and throaty.
> Not completely happy with the sound but is a V6 afterall.
You really should think about getting an H pipe. Because it's a true dual
exaust, the purpose of the pipe is to equalize the exhaust pressure.
Gumby
'04GT