What is a quiet aftermarket exhaust (louder than OE) for a 2007 4.0 Mustang?
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Asked by batmc Oct 13, 2008 at 09:34 PM about the 2007 Ford Mustang V6 Premium RWD

Question type: Car Customization

I have a 2007 Pony package 4.0 V-6 Mustang with OE single exhaust.  I want an aftermarket cat-back system that is still quiet at highway speed, but that I can hear at start-up, when I rev it, and that resonates when I lift off the pedal to slow down.  I don't want to hear a drone at highway speed.  I'm thinking maybe 2 cherry bomb glass packs, but I'm afraid they will be too loud.  Any ideas?  Thanks!  

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Rob answered 15 years ago

magna flow kits are easy to install getting cheeper but for the best sound i would call a midas and see if they have any ravin mufflers left they have been discontinued quiet till 3000 rpm once you pass that louder then strait pipes i have them on a 82 capri 5.0l got 5 noise warnings last summer heavy right foot. drifting past them dont help dumb cops were only only cared about the noise

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