Working on it.
But the real question is will this exhaust (with its imaginary headers later on) support 389.4 Horse Power?
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Working on it.
But the real question is will this exhaust (with its imaginary headers later on) support 389.4 Horse Power?
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You guys do need louvres on your rear windows. They look really good in the II . What is the availability on those for the sides too.
Where to put the cut out?
Out the side of first chamber in muffler is against frame rail.
So yet another x pipe ( say it isn't so)
Does't fit muffler very well. So I started cutting until it did.
I tell you it was the hardest hole I ever hole sawed in my life.
Well its together but still not completely happy with it. Needs more shrinking.
Out the side of first chamber in muffler is against frame rail.
So yet another x pipe ( say it isn't so)
Does't fit muffler very well. So I started cutting until it did.
I tell you it was the hardest hole I ever hole sawed in my life.
Well its together but still not completely happy with it. Needs more shrinking.
Classic Auto Reproductions has both.
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I got them but son, as a new driver was having hard time tracking his blind spots.
Fiber glass repos are available but I do have the stockers.
They get dirty behind and are hard to clean because they are double sided tape on to the glass.
Find the fox headlight
No. Its in the back ground behind, I'm assuming, the dark colored 66 coupe. Over to the left a little.
We have a winner!
Good job Olivethefet!
There are actually 5 mustangs just one is more hidden.
But the real question is will this exhaust (with its imaginary headers later on) support 389.4 Horse Power?
Here is my problem. Minnesota State Laws
169.69 MUFFLER.
Every motor vehicle shall at all times be equipped with a muffler in good working order which blends the exhaust noise into the overall vehicle noise and is in constant operation to prevent excessive or unusual noise, and no person shall use a muffler cutout, bypass, or similar device upon a motor vehicle on a street or highway. The exhaust system shall not emit or produce a sharp popping or crackling sound. Every motor vehicle shall at all times be equipped with such parts and equipment so arranged and kept in such state of repair as to prevent carbon monoxide gas from entering the interior of the vehicle.
No person shall have for sale, sell or offer for sale or use on any motor vehicle any muffler that fails to comply with the specifications as required by the commissioner of public safety.
My problem also Enzio. Glad I live in a state where anything does go. To think that a cop can pull you over for a POP and give you a ticket for a hundred bucks stinks. And while hes at it why not search your car. I grew up in a state like that. Florida cops dont care about any of that. My windshield on my truck has been broken for three years who gets away with that.
Thank goodness we got the 170 muffler.
Wait theres Laws!?!? Come on, The Cobra is just gonna be doing peaceful protest briefly.
.Dang it Enzio did you just really quote the muffler ordinance to me!?!?
I'd figured that with 10 more months on the safety ~ I is good to go.
For a while, then well make a block off plate for inspection next yr.
LOL~Enzio you crack me up
Wait theres Laws!?!? Come on, The Cobra is just gonna be doing peaceful protest briefly.
.Dang it Enzio did you just really quote the muffler ordinance to me!?!?
I'd figured that with 10 more months on the safety ~ I is good to go.
For a while, then well make a block off plate for inspection next yr.
LOL~Enzio you crack me up
I don't know what's going on in here 
All I hear is some noise about mufflers.
All I hear is some noise about mufflers.
Been thinking about this since the dyno test.
So if it says "no person shall use a muffler cutout, bypass, or similar device upon a motor vehicle on a street or highway"; what if I'm not using it? Could I actually have them and not be using it and be okay?
See where my mind is going?
So if it says "no person shall use a muffler cutout, bypass, or similar device upon a motor vehicle on a street or highway"; what if I'm not using it? Could I actually have them and not be using it and be okay?
See where my mind is going?
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That's usually what it means, it's okay to have it so long as you don't open it up on a public roadway. Using it at the drag strip, on the dyno, during autocross, and other non-street usage is usually fine unless another local law, rule, or regulation prohibits it. (For example, at my local drag strip, cutouts are not allowed, you must run mufflers.)
Those pesky hot rodders, always causing trouble.
I'm liking 74stang2togo 's loose interpretation;
Look up the law on booming stereos too and wonder when they enforce that.
I'm liking 74stang2togo 's loose interpretation;
Look up the law on booming stereos too and wonder when they enforce that.
I stand corrected:
[and no person shall use a muffler cutout, bypass, or similar device upon a motor vehicle on a street or highway. ]
I still count it as a maybe.
If it said: and no person shall [operate] instead of [use]
It depends on what they mean by, "use"
You would likely need to call and inspection lane (or whatever) and ask if a cut-out (used for track only) will pass a visual.
