I have heard that American Racing Headers makes a BOSS specific long tube header and mid pipe package to work witht he quad exhaust. I have been on their website and every other mustang vendors website and have not seen these. Does anyone have any more information on these and/or experience witht them? I love the quality and fact that ford racing uses ARH on the cobra jet mustangs so I would be very interested in these. Thanks!
American Racing Headers with BOSS side exhaust?
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it is on their main page, but here is a link. they have it on their facebook too. I called to get a price, with catted x-pipe I think it was $1750
it is on their main page, but here is a link. they have it on their facebook too. I called to get a price, with catted x-pipe I think it was $1750
I will look on their facebook page. I still don't see it on their website.
I wonder how it sounds? :dw:
I was planning on Kooks headers/Boss H-pipe but I wonder.....
Its $1740 w/cats and $1620 w/o....so its not far off from Kooks header/h-pipe setup....Think I might roll with it :rockon:
I was planning on Kooks headers/Boss H-pipe but I wonder.....
Its $1740 w/cats and $1620 w/o....so its not far off from Kooks header/h-pipe setup....Think I might roll with it :rockon:
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We sell the ARH set-up with the side pipe hook ups, free shipping as well. The kits are $1740.90 shipped with cats and $1620.90 shipped without cats.
They are up on our site, but it won't be updated until tomorrow morning if you want to order online. Here is a picture of the set-up...
Give us a call if you have questions or if you want to place an order.
Thanks.
They are up on our site, but it won't be updated until tomorrow morning if you want to order online. Here is a picture of the set-up...
Give us a call if you have questions or if you want to place an order.
Thanks.
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Thanks Lethal! I also wonder how this would sound with no cats. With the attenuation discs you could probably make it sounds pretty good. Might be too loud without them.
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I'm gonna use QTP cutouts no matter what, but I don't doubt one bit it will be crazy(just like I like it) with the Corsa Xtremes I'm planning to pair it with
I've been looking at the corsa extremes also! From what I have heard it sounds really good.
If you get the system with cats I hear its hit or miss. Of course if you get the off road version like I plan on getting I will be using a custom tune so it will not throw a code. I plan on buying this kit in about three weeks. I'm just saving my pennies right now.
The only problem is lack of over axle pipes to match the Corsa since its only axle back. JPC and Borla make them, but how is the matchup going to be with this and the Corsa? This is 3", the JPC over axle is 2 3/4 I think, and the Corsa is....?
I am assuming the ARH system downsizes to 2 3/4 inch like most other systems to occomodate the factory cat back exhaust. I would like to have a full 3 inch exhaust all the way to the tips if I could.
Could be...but I've changed my mind about the Corsa. After listening to some more clips, I'm gonna go with Stainless Works Retro(#M12CB3). That is definitely the sound I am trying to hear. Plus its a 3" cat-back, so that solves the issue of over axle pipes. I sent them a message though, Just to make sure it would mate up
2011 5.0L Mustang GT Stainless Works Exhaust - YouTube
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Who's doing the tune for you?
I'm not for sure yet. I will either get a Jon Lund tune or datalog with AED. I haven't gave it too much thought yet.
I have mine sitting in the garage with the SW Retro catback. I bought the catted version along with delete pipes so I can put the cats on if need be. I will be home this weekend on R&R, so I will try to have it installed and see what the deal is....stay tuned
There is a strong chance it will throw a code, but should be easy to solve that with simple non foulers bought at local auto parts store. The trick is to get the o2 out of the exhaust stream.
I don't know why these company's don't just design the after cat o2 bung so it sits out of the exhaust stream. It would be very simple for them and you could even go catless without throwing codes.
I googled this and holychit it could have saved me a bunch of time and hassle when I couldnt get my 09 shelby to pass smog. I am going to try this if all else fails im out like 5 bucks and some time. Thanks!
Because a lot of exhaust companies use the same parts in different systems with cats and without. Also, using nonfoulers will not work 100% of the time.
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