Yea, except that the previous owner painted it half black, with an additional black stripe breaking up the remaining red. Not to mention the entire wing was scratched and dull. Trust me, it looks better with it off.
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Yea, except that the previous owner painted it half black, with an additional black stripe breaking up the remaining red. Not to mention the entire wing was scratched and dull. Trust me, it looks better with it off.
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BurningRubber
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Very nice Mustang man. It looks great... I think wingless fits the car good, and I wont flame you about the tips cause mine is the same way...
Honestly, I don't know, because I've never had the tips on. The catback came defective from Magnaflow. However, I didn't realize it until I had hacked off the stock system, and since I needed mufflers, I just put the mufflers on. I'll let you know when I get the tailpipes and tips back on.
What I can say is that the system is very loud without tailpipes, and vibrates the whole car. I like it a lot for short trips, but I find myself wishing for the tailpipes on those 3-hour drives to and from college.
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Big.
With tails my car was too quiet inside for me, even with the offroad X and Mac's... I like REAL loud exhaust man, its just a personal preference.
My ears literally hurt after the first many drives when I dumped my Mac's. It is DEFINATLY not for anyone, but it is an amazing sound IMO.
Alot deeper, nastier, and throatier sounding than running tail pipes.
Prepare for alot of vibration also, depending on what setup you are running.
I did the same with my Jeep, it has a 4.0 inline 6... closest 6 cylinder motor to sound like its got 2 extra cylinders IMO. I ran a Super 40 Flowmaster dumped underneath the back seat area... sounded nasty as hell...
Sounds weaksauce with the tailpipe now (from the inside only).
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The B&M Hammer Shifter has an Overdrive On/Off button to the right of the shifter, on the base. It can be seen in my interior photograph as the red button next to the shifter.
The kit is supposed to be all inclusive. Mine did not ship with a couple of small bolts, but that was easy to remedy. I bought mine from http://store.wpsracing.com/shiffor19mus.html. It used to be $199.99, but apparently they've raised the price.
