Don't try to make a list of all the aftermarket exhaust goodies currently available for the S550 Ford Mustang in the US, unless you have quite a lot of time to invest in this aftermarket adventure. Even so, don't expect tuners from abroad to leave the pony in stock form.
Truth be told, especially when it comes to the 5.0-liter V8 of the GT trim, the engine deserves an exhaust setup that allows it to fully express its feelings and emotions.
And we're here to bring you the latest example of that, one that comes all the way from Malaysia. This is where exhaust developer Armytrix is based and, with the developer delivering some of the loudests pieces on the market, their Mustang GT offensive is no exception.
We're dealing with a new development, as the Armytrix website only mentioned the 2.3-liter EcoBoost 'Stang at the time when this article was published.
The five-oh was gifted with a straight pipe setup, which, we have to admit, sounds like something that comes straight from vee-eight heaven. Nevertheless, having such a screaming setup active all the time could easily turn into a nightmare, whether for those inside or outside the car.
Fortunately, though, the setup does include Armytrix's Valvetronic hardware. As you can imagine thanks to its name, this involves butterfly valves that control the soundtrack, so you Blue Oval machine won't deliver its full-decibel attack all day long. And while the exhaust developer usually allows customer to control the sound using a remote control and/or a smartphone app, we don't get to see such details, at least not yet.
The piece of footage at the bottom of the page allows us to get a respectable aural sample. However, we have to warn you that the street testing methods seen here may be less than legal. And we're not just talking about the dB limit of the exhaust.
And we're here to bring you the latest example of that, one that comes all the way from Malaysia. This is where exhaust developer Armytrix is based and, with the developer delivering some of the loudests pieces on the market, their Mustang GT offensive is no exception.
We're dealing with a new development, as the Armytrix website only mentioned the 2.3-liter EcoBoost 'Stang at the time when this article was published.
The five-oh was gifted with a straight pipe setup, which, we have to admit, sounds like something that comes straight from vee-eight heaven. Nevertheless, having such a screaming setup active all the time could easily turn into a nightmare, whether for those inside or outside the car.
Fortunately, though, the setup does include Armytrix's Valvetronic hardware. As you can imagine thanks to its name, this involves butterfly valves that control the soundtrack, so you Blue Oval machine won't deliver its full-decibel attack all day long. And while the exhaust developer usually allows customer to control the sound using a remote control and/or a smartphone app, we don't get to see such details, at least not yet.
The piece of footage at the bottom of the page allows us to get a respectable aural sample. However, we have to warn you that the street testing methods seen here may be less than legal. And we're not just talking about the dB limit of the exhaust.