Best budget exhaust mod?

[austint21]

Picked up a 2024 GT non active exhaust. I think the exhaust sounds good, would just like to make it a tad louder.

Whats a good budget modification to make the car a little louder, especially when you get on it?
Not trying to put a whole exhaust kit on my car...

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[Pmamba]

X or H pipe. You can install yourself if you’re somewhat handy and have access to get under the car.

 

[austint21]

X or H pipe. You can install yourself if you’re somewhat handy and have access to get under the car.

Thanks! This would delete the resonators essentially correct?

Id probably go with an H pipe

 

[Pmamba]

Yes. Should also change tone. You can find posts on here that show the difference in sound between the 2. I have an X with the active valve option. No regrets.

 

[Mustang8]

Since you have the non active exhaust I would get a set of axle backs since the stock non active mufflers can sound pretty tinny with a resonator delete imo

 

[austint21]

Since you have the non active exhaust I would get a set of axle backs since the stock non active mufflers can sound pretty tinny with a resonator delete imo

Yeah i might go with the H pipe and see how it sounds. These guys are crazy asking $800-900 just for axle backs....at that price point i might as well just go with the roush cat back for $1200

 

[SSuperDave]

I put an h pipe on my non-active exhaust car and really liked the sound. I did not like the single tips and ended up buying a Cat-Back system with quad tips. It is by NXT and was under $500. There is a template on the site here to trim the rear valance for quad exhaust. It is a little bit louder than I would have liked but the trade-off was worth it for the quad tips.

 

[LethalPerformance]

If you're looking to ball on a budget, the Roush H-pipe is very reasonable in price ($249.99 shipped before tax as of this post) and solid quality. If you know you will want more down the road, the Corsa HH can be paired with Corsa axle backs for a full 3 inch system.

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