2016 Mustang V8 exhausts

2016 Mustang V8 exhausts

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dave ingram

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3 posts

182 months

Monday 20th June 2016
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V8 exhaust.. Any tips on the best UK supplied system or cheats on the sound like rear silencers? Thanks

djone101

950 posts

291 months

Monday 20th June 2016
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Having fitted quite a variety now I'd say the Roush axle back is probably the best value solution.
The ultimate is the Roush switchable system with four different modes including custom mapping for the valve actuation based on CAN inputs which you can program through your phone/tablet. This gives you the best of both worlds but obviously comes at a cost.
The Borla and Ford Racing systems are very good and we've fitted a few of those too along with Corsa products.

You really need to hear them to make an informed choice so if you can get to any meets that's the best way forward.

Dave

Dav Chor

Original Poster:

3 posts

182 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2016
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Thanks guys most helpful! I've ordered a Rouch axle back (should be here this week) I'll let you know when fitted
Regards Dave

-Z-

6,588 posts

213 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2016
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I pick up my car tomorrow and having the Roush axle back fitted on Friday. Can post a video if wanted.

Dav Chor

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3 posts

182 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2016
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That will be good to see / hear! Hopefully mine be here tomorrow and fitted in the afternoon!

bennno

12,738 posts

276 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2016
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You wont regret a Roush....

https://youtu.be/GLQoKNh7TAk


bridgdav

4,805 posts

255 months

Thursday 23rd June 2016
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Had my Roush fitted for 1 month now... It's loud...!
Also have the MRT H pipe resonator delete.

Plus side:
Fantastic burble, change down always brings a big grin to my face
a few pops and bangs to go with it.
Idle sound is to die for.
No drone at any speed, even in the 2K drone zone
Any car you are in front of or behind will know you are there
Heel & toe sounds fantastic

Negative side:
It's very Loud when you get on the pedal
Start-up and high idle for the first 30 seconds in a quiet neighbourhood will get attention.
It is just at that singing point of the rev range when the volume rises, not great for a 6am start to work.
The sound reverberates massively against traffic alongside you.. Especially during acceleration.

Of course the negatives are also positives...! It depends on your preference.
I had already made the resonator delete prior to the Roush, maybe the 2 combined are a little extreme.

Who cares... I am in my mid-life no kids, Mustang experience and I have this car with all the extras because I CAN so bks to the the Nay Sayers.

You will NOT be disappointed.

Stig

11,822 posts

291 months

Thursday 23rd June 2016
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swerni said:
I'd save a fortune and do a rear muffler delete.
Or just remove everything from the headers back wink

twold

178 posts

137 months

Thursday 23rd June 2016
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I had the Roush axleback fitted last week and after viewing videos and talking to those in the know I was expecting it to be only slightly louder than stock,but it is way more than that and I absolutely love it,it truly brings the car alive.I could hardly hear the autos throttle blip using the paddles with the stock exhaust ,but now it is very very obvious .If I could change anything on the Roush axleback it would be to somehow make the tickover burble louder ,maybe it needs an X or H pipe for that.

Edited by twold on Thursday 23 June 20:08

bridgdav

4,805 posts

255 months

Friday 24th June 2016
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From what I understand... X Pipe is more raspy than the burbling of the H Pipe.
All to do with the obstruction that the crossover gives.

As with the Roush axle back, when the gasses are flowing at full chat, it's almost a straight through design without the baffling, whereas at lower revs, the gasses in the boxes are somewhat disturbed.

The X Pipe offers the same unrestricted pass through at low and high revs..
The H pipe has more of a disturbing factor due to the balancing effect of the 2 chambers taking place.

I've had a few chats with a localexhaust specialist to this effect.


Richard444

4 posts

179 months

Friday 24th June 2016
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Hi. Pick my Stang up next Thursady. Where are you getting your Roush exhausts supplied and fitted and how much ? Need to get mine booked in. Rich.

-Z-

6,588 posts

213 months

Friday 24th June 2016
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Richard444 said:
Hi. Pick my Stang up next Thursady. Where are you getting your Roush exhausts supplied and fitted and how much ? Need to get mine booked in. Rich.
I just had mine done today by Dave and co at gt101.co.uk for just under £600. Awesome service and the waiting area has 3(!) Ford GTs in it! They are based in Colchester.

Exhaust is fantastic, much louder than stock but the axle back also has the advantage that if you want more noise in the future then a H-pipe is easy to fit in addition.

croyde

23,933 posts

237 months

Saturday 25th June 2016
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Might be a daft question but what happens come MOT time.

As the oem mufflers are cut off, not so easy to quickly swap on the day I presume.

-Z-

6,588 posts

213 months

Saturday 25th June 2016
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croyde said:
Might be a daft question but what happens come MOT time.

As the oem mufflers are cut off, not so easy to quickly swap on the day I presume.
Shouldn't be a problem as the cats and therefore the emissions are untouched?


mattus

160 posts

207 months

Monday 27th June 2016
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Also consider the Milltek catback ; UK produced-sourced, lovely sound .



..and there's one for sale in the classifieds:
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/parts-and-p...

Am i allowed to do that ?



goldengooner

135 posts

134 months

Monday 27th June 2016
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mattus said:
Also consider the Milltek catback ; UK produced-sourced, lovely sound .



..and there's one for sale in the classifieds:
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/parts-and-p...

Am i allowed to do that ?
the Borla S Axleback :-)
http://www.cjponyparts.com/borla-axle-back-exhaust...

-Z-

6,588 posts

213 months

Wednesday 29th June 2016
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kapiteinlangzaam said:
Fitted my Roush axle back today.

The noise is EPIC. Honestly I dont know how they can create such an amazing noise out of two back boxes.

For £500 ish , this is truly a brilliant value exhaust.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13FZbLNW2jU
Yup, truly a brilliant design without the expense of a cat back. Still hasn't stopped me pining for a H pipe for even more mayhem hehe

bridgdav

4,805 posts

255 months

Thursday 30th June 2016
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-Z- said:
Yup, truly a brilliant design without the expense of a cat back. Still hasn't stopped me pining for a H pipe for even more mayhem hehe
Do it... Do it... Do it... Do it...
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You know you want to... You owe it to yourself.

G4T

19 posts

137 months

Sunday 3rd July 2016
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Glad to hear you got it fitted! After listening to them start the stang on open day I'm sold. Just need to get back up and have one fitted.
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I just had mine done today by Dave and co at gt101.co.uk for just under £600. Awesome service and the waiting area has 3(!) Ford GTs in it! They are based in Colchester.

Exhaust is fantastic, much louder than stock but the axle back also has the advantage that if you want more noise in the future then a H-pipe is easy to fit in addition.

Fhp11

5 posts

112 months

Tuesday 5th July 2016
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I've just had the Borla S-Type Cat Back system fitted. Wasn't cheap, but Wow it sounds amazing!