Ford Performance X-Pipe with Active Exhaust 2024 Mustang Sound Results

[JediMindTrix]

@MagneticMartian @Stangerous

Quiet, normal, sport and track each recorded individually. Sorry for not being a pro video recorder or editor

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[MagneticMartian]

@MagneticMartian @Stangerous

Quiet, normal, sport and track each recorded individually. Sorry for not being a pro video recorder or editor

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Wow that sounds absolutely amazing! Sport and track sound so damn good. I'm definitely gonna get an X pipe as soon as I get the car. Thanks a lot for taking the time to record those, really appreciate it!

 

[NegativeMultiplier]

Quiet mode is no longer quiet.

 

[S550jay]

This sounds amazing! Was this with the 23 ford racing x pipe ?

 

[JediMindTrix]

This sounds amazing! Was this with the 23 ford racing x pipe ?

Yes it was! It is indeed perfectly compatible

 

[rhstang]

Did you do the installation yourself? I am guessing you have to cut off the existing h pile?

 

[JediMindTrix]

Did you do the installation yourself? I am guessing you have to cut off the existing h pile?

Correct, and yes, you would. It’s not really an H-pipe, technically. It’s more like a very large suitcase that muffles and restricts the sound. If you replace it with an actual H-Pipe and or X-Pipe then you will save some moderate weight and gain a more natural sound. Not to mention you will actually gain a little power not restricting the airflow- especially in this car.

 

[Evo1986]

We can't do those things here unfortunately and if you do without papers, say goodbye to your car....

 

[JediMindTrix]

We can't do those things here unfortunately and if you do without papers, say goodbye to your car....

Sorry to hear that- where are you located?

 

[Back2Gas]

Correct, and yes, you would. It’s not really an H-pipe, technically. It’s more like a very large suitcase that muffles and restricts the sound. If you replace it with an actual H-Pipe and or X-Pipe then you will save some moderate weight and gain a more natural sound. Not to mention you will actually gain a little power not restricting the airflow- especially in this car.

You'd also gain highway drone as well.

 

[JediMindTrix]

You'd also gain highway drone as well.

No drone, buddy.

 

[Back2Gas]

No drone, buddy.

Pretty sure drone was the #1 complaint when installing an X or H pipe, but I could be mistaken.

 

[JediMindTrix]

Pretty sure drone was the #1 complaint when installing an X or H pipe, but I could be mistaken.

Yeah, I don't doubt it for some. For sure a possibility depending on who does the install and which application you go with. That is part of the reason for the resonator in the first place but I can say, from experience, after driving the car for a week with and without the x-pipe I didn't experience a difference in dB or NVH.

 

[Back2Gas]

Yeah, I don't doubt it for some. For sure a possibility depending on who does the install and which application you go with. That is part of the reason for the resonator in the first place, but I can say, from experience, After driving the car for a week with and without the x-pipe I didn't experience a difference in dB or NVH.

Good to know. I'm coming from an EV and am interested in an H-pipe so this is all new to me haha

 

[JediMindTrix]

Good to know. I'm coming from an EV and am interested in an H-pipe so this is all new to me haha

H-pipe would be a good choice then to keep it as natural as possible and would be less likely to gain any drone! X-Pipe can be a little more raspy, can alter that note a little and definitely have those backdraft situations.

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