Mustang GT Takeoff MufflersMustang GT Takeoff Mufflers are a quick, easy and cheap way to improve the sound and looks of your 2005 and newer Ford Mustang V6. Mustang V6 and GT Muffler comparisonHere's my 2006 Mustang GT takeoff muffler, sitting beside a 2005 Mustang V6 muffler. Other than one extra bracket, there is very little difference externally.One nice difference you'll see though, is that the GT muffler is stainless steel and has a nice large chrome tip. GT Takeoff ExhaustIf you don't like the cabin noise from an aftermarket performance muffler or the price, a GT takeoff muffler is a great way to enhance the sound and looks of your late model V6 Mustang.The Mustang GT exhaust system was designed to flow freely and give that distinctive and powerful V8 sound. Plus, it was apparently designed to flow well with engines up to 450 horsepower. At idle, the sound is very much like the sound of an idling 4.6 liter V8 or even the new 5.0 liter Coyote engine. And for between $50 and $100 bucks, and a half hour's work, you just can't go wrong. Removing the V6 MufflerLike I said earlier, this is easy stuff! The three attachment points are for the exhaust hangers. Because the one closest to where the muffler bolts to the mid pipe is not going to be used, we will remove the rubber bushing that joins the muffler to the steel hanger.Best Method 2. With all the hangers either loose or removed, wiggle the old muffler around until it pulls away from the exhaust pipe and remove it. Installing the Mustang GT takeoff MufflerInstallation is almost the reverse of removal.
1. Attach the two hanger brackets loosely 2. Push the gt takeoff muffler into the exhaust pipe 3. Slide the two welded arms on the muffler into the hanger brackets 4. Align and tighten the muffler onto the exhaust pipe 5. Tighten the hanger brackets on the frame 6. Enjoy your new Mustang GT sound! Return from Mustang GT Takeoff Mufflers to 2005 Mustang Return to Ford Mustang |
