[weirdo42]

Hello everyone. I have been looking through these forums the past few months debating on whether or not to put duals on my 07 v6 and after reading many of your post, I have decided to go for it.

I know I want the GT take offs for sure and am leaning toward the Ninosport's kit. Ninosport Dual Exhaust Conversion Kit 2005-07 Mustang V6

But, unfortunately I don't know anything about cars and I don't have the tools or confidence to do any of the labor myself. I was wondering if this set-up was hard to do and if it is, does anybody living in Southern California help me out with suggestions on whom I might be able take everything to and get it converted for a fair price and good job. And lastly approx how much everything is going to cost me. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank You!

[wnewport]

That picture looks like a two into one into two, not a dual exhaust.

[psychobenz]

I was also lookin at that kit from ninosport and its not really a dual exhaust , just turns the y pipe into one pipe then back into a y pipe.


head over to v6mustangstuff, they have either the pypes setup with x pipe and mufflers or the same setup with just the x pipe and mid pipe. They also have the jba setup with an h pipe ,mid pipe and w/o mufflers.

dont do that one from ninosport (dont get me wrong,ninosport is an awesome company) , its just that setup isnt true dual.

[psychobenz]

this morning I heard my favorite setup so far, gt take offs with the jba h pipe setup. sounds awesome....runs about 359 for the jba pipes and 70 for the gt take offs (v6mustangstuff) .... I'm selling my pypes setup to a friend of mine and gonna go with the jba setup.

[psychobenz]

I ordered the exhaust pipes (dynomax) today, $38 each (lh & rh) + $34 for the exhaust hanger and the gt take-offs I got off ebay. My shop will make the h-pipe and still be at less than $300 for everything.... just a thought ......