That car looks very familiar!The Steeda H-Pipe continues to be one of our most popular mods & it is really a nice compliment to the Ford Active Exhaust:
Here is a video of the two (2) exhausts on the Dyno:
Correct. That bend is by design.So it has arrived! Can’t wait to install it! Looks bent at the end one one of the pipes but I think it’s by design…
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Longest resonator delete ever
[/QUOTE The only difference for me is the tone. The 2024 has the Steeda, the others have the Roush which to me seems louder and deeper. I'm not sure why, maybe the location of the crossover?? The Roush is more centered where the Steeda is more towards the front.(engine)
Great write up, the stock system has burbles and crackles occasional. Was that amplified? Did you get more?I had the Steeda H pipe on mine for about 3 months and really liked it. I've had the AWE Switchpath since December, so I went back to look at my previous comments about it since couldn't recall exactly what I thought of the volume difference. Here's what I said in that thread:
With the awe switch path, is there any rasp at all? How does it compare to the oem rumble vibration that we all love!The initial rpm hike on start up will be drastically louder than stock, even in quiet mode.
The WOT pulls, as you mentioned, will be significantly louder, too.
There's some addition of rasp through the deletion of the resonators, but I personally find it to be enjoyable.
We traditionally go with a resonator delete to start, but switched it up to the AWE Switchpath instead and it sounds amazing.
If you're looking for a simple and cheaper mod, though, the Steeda H pipe is a fantastic choice.
https://www.lethalperformance.com/s...ete-h-pipe-2015-2024-mustang-gt-555-3619.html
Perfect explanation , I concur on dark horseI had the Steeda H pipe on mine for about 3 months and really liked it. I've had the AWE Switchpath since December, so I went back to look at my previous comments about it since couldn't recall exactly what I thought of the volume difference. Here's what I said in that thread:
Our DH with the stock manifolds,With the awe switch path, is there any rasp at all? How does it compare to the oem rumble vibration that we all love!
Awesome! SWITCHPATH touring? I only see 2 options. Normal switch path and trackOur DH with the stock manifolds,'s removed and the AWE switchpath touring system sounded amazing. Nice deep tone to it, zero rasp and zero drone. Great sounding system which you can control with the active exhaust modes. We then put the AWE track edition setup on there which removed the mufflers and valves and it's definitely got drone now. With the stock
's in place I'm sure it would prevent most of the drone with the track setup.
Let us know if you have any other questions.
My bad. I was thinking of our 2022 giveaway car when I said touring. The dark horse ran the normal switch path at first before we swapped to the touring.Awesome! SWITCHPATH touring? I only see 2 options. Normal switch path and track