Could you tell me which 40 series flow masters you put on. I'm in the process of doing the same thing, but I'm not sure which 40 series to buy. PLEASE REPLY, I want to install my flow masters. Thank you Jeff C.
That is one nice mustang. My dad used to have one. It was red. But other than that his was the same as yours. I love the sound of loud muscle car exhausts. I think my dads had a 427 in it, but I’m not sure
Just came across your channel, I’m really liking your car. I too want to give my 67 a GT look. What I’ve done to mine is simply cut the muffler off hahaha.
I noticed that the wheels are now 5 lug and not 4 lug. I have a 6 cylinder and have a 4 lug wheels. How did you convert to a 5 lug? I would like to do that to mine.
believe it or not it still is 4 lug, those are wheel covers that simulate 5 lug and they look very convincing. This is the link to them www.cjponyparts.com/scott-drake-styled-steel-wheel-hub-cap-plastic-14-set-1965-1973/p/SSWHCK/
@@baldwinloco12 ok thank you i will look into it. How about header when you get one you have a place or site. I'm also trying to turbo my 200 I seen some awesome videos on that.
It was an option offered in Aug 1964 and later, so early build Mustangs never had them and Aug and later may or may not. My March ‘65 Mustang doesn’t have them.
Got my 1966 mustang a few weeks ago I’ve been thinking about a similar set up with some headers. I really enjoy the sound that duals have.
Beautiful car! Love it! Sounds like a 289! Great sound for a six!
Your kidding right?sounds like 289. Theres no sound when he gives it gas. Id hate to hear your 289
Sounds nice! But that looks to be the original factory exhaust manifold. It will get louder when you put an aftermarket header on.
Wow this sounds amazing
Sounds awesome! Gorgeous car!!
At first I thought you had dubbed the v8 exhaust over the video.. it actually sounds like my 289.. wouldn’t believe it had i not seen this .
Sounda amazing! Planning on using that setup for my 1967. Awesome channel I subbed!
Thank you, I am very happy with the sound!
Awesomeness 👌👌
Could you tell me which 40 series flow masters you put on. I'm in the process of doing the same thing, but I'm not sure which 40 series to buy.
PLEASE REPLY, I want to install my flow masters.
Thank you
Jeff C.
Original 40's
I have a Ford falcon 1961 with the same engine 200 6 inline, but this one sounds nice, I hope to set it up the same as your mustang
That is fuckin awesome
That is one nice mustang. My dad used to have one. It was red. But other than that his was the same as yours. I love the sound of loud muscle car exhausts. I think my dads had a 427 in it, but I’m not sure
Thanks, It had always been a dream of mine to own a 60's Mustang, never thought I would.
baldwinloco12, congrats man. I’m glad you got your dream car. My dream car is a 1988 Ford F-150
Just came across your channel, I’m really liking your car. I too want to give my 67 a GT look. What I’ve done to mine is simply cut the muffler off hahaha.
Can you please provide the links to the parts for this setup? It would help me with my 65 build!
where did you buy your exact header an exhaust from?
Shit you could pretty much pass it off as a v8 during startup
He did! Check out the fender badge at 0:01.
is the motor built at all ?
How much did it cost parts & labor?
What size are your pipes running back? 2 1/4" or smaller?
The dual pipes are 2.5 inches.
I noticed that the wheels are now 5 lug and not 4 lug. I have a 6 cylinder and have a 4 lug wheels. How did you convert to a 5 lug? I would like to do that to mine.
believe it or not it still is 4 lug, those are wheel covers that simulate 5 lug and they look very convincing. This is the link to them www.cjponyparts.com/scott-drake-styled-steel-wheel-hub-cap-plastic-14-set-1965-1973/p/SSWHCK/
Could you tell me the exact fliwmaster 40 series you used
Thank you
Standard Flowmaster Original 40 series, 2,1/2 inch in and out.
That sounds clean , we have the same engine. May i ask how much roughly did exhaust run you?
I provided the mufflers, had them from another Mustang I used to own, I think it was around $300 for parts and labor.
How much was labor?
Yes
Old straight 6's are the best sounding 6's
Do you have the one barrel on it?
Is there a kit for this that they sell for dual exhaust. Or just any local muffler place can build it?.
completely custom exhaust built by the muffler shop.
@@baldwinloco12 ok thank you i will look into it. How about header when you get one you have a place or site. I'm also trying to turbo my 200 I seen some awesome videos on that.
I have a complete stock 200 6. What are the best performance upgrades I should do with the best value? Hp vs cost.
I haven't had the car for very long so i'm not sure on that, I just wanted it to have some nice sounding exhaust.
you can always slap on some aluminum heads, split headers dual or quad carbs.
nice!
What kind of dual headers do you have
I don't, it has a custom y pipe right now
Me gusta mucho.
What type of mufflers and size pipe did you install? Sounds awesome !!
it's 2" out of the header since it has an original manifold and then splits into 2.5 inch pipes into dual Flowmaster original 40 mufflers.
How much did you pay for upgrading from 4 to 5 lugs
It still has 4 lug wheels, those are wheel covers made by Scott Drake that simulate a 5 lug, they are pretty convincing.
@@baldwinloco12 Amazing haahhaa! Do you know any good shop that does that under 2000$? I would really like to spend that money on engine
@@kosovoisserbia1389 No unfortunately I don't, that's why I used those wheel covers, looks like a 5 and didn't break the bank.
@@baldwinloco12 makes sense :)
did they not have reverse lights on 65?
nope
AutoRays Garage reverse lights weren’t an option until 1966
@@mannyisoriginal explains why my 66 have them
I mean my 65 has back up lights but idk if they were manually added on before i bought it as a project
It was an option offered in Aug 1964 and later, so early build Mustangs never had them and Aug and later may or may not. My March ‘65 Mustang doesn’t have them.
Where did u get that 200ci sticker?
You can get it on Cjponyparts.com