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04-07-2007, 05:38 PM
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Side Exit Exhaust Subframes
Hi, new here. I currently own a 1998 Mustang GT and I have a side exit exhaust that is a replica 2000 cobra R exhaust. I am some standard length sub frames on the car now and the fit ment is terrible. I was looking at the Spintech sub frames and the Roush Sub frames. The Roush look puny as all hell(no offense to any that use them) The Spintech one look good, but before I got and order some, I was wondering if anyone has any pictures of them installed on their car and how well they work with their particular exhaust system. Does anyone else know of any other thats are extremely expensive? I saw some by evolution motor sports but its kind of out of my price range and the others that I have seen are way out there (600+). Would it be easier to modify my existing ones or just hack them off and how these welded on? Thanks for any help
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04-07-2007, 08:08 PM
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Here is Jwhite's set up http://fnsweet.com/forums/showthread...light=spintech I'm thinking of doing this setup.
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10-21-2007, 06:29 AM
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I have 96 roush mustang with Spin tech mufflers, and Kenny Brown subframe connectors and it fits nicely and sounds nicely, but with minimal clearance
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Black 1996 Roush Mustang Stage 2, With Stage 3 supercharger, hyperchip, Bassanxi Cats, Spintech mufflers, Mac rear end cover, Centerforce dual friction clutch, Steeda short throw shifter, Ford Motorsport 3.73 gears, Kenny Brown sub-frame connectors, Kenny Brown Rear strut stabilzer, 26# fuel injectors, Air silencer removed 9mm Ford Motorsports wires, Screaming Demon Ignition Coil. ET 13.5 @ 110MPH on street tires.
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