Has anyone used a titanium exhaust

colecanizales99 · Jan 22, 2019

Hey guys I’m looking for the loudest and best exhaust set up for the 95 GT I’ve heard titanium sounds really good but can’t find any videos anyone every use a titanium exhaust set up before ?

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evilcw311 · Jan 22, 2019

I’ve never even seen a titanium exhaust and I’d hate to see how much one would cost.

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colecanizales99 · Jan 22, 2019

evilcw311 said:
I’ve never even seen a titanium exhaust and I’d hate to see how much one would cost.

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I’m sure it would be a stupid amount

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96blak54 · Jan 22, 2019

Isnt a titanium exhaust more of a riceburner aftermarket exhaust selling gimmick?

colecanizales99 · Jan 22, 2019

96blak54 said:
Isnt a titanium exhaust more of a riceburner aftermarket exhaust selling gimmick?

I don’t think so I’ve just seen a lot of higher end cars with them

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delling3 · Jan 22, 2019

I may be wrong (have been once before

) but I don't see how titanium will sound appreciably different than steel, or aluminum, or anything else. It will certainly be lighter, likely more corrosion resistant, and most definitely more $$, but I would bet that if you compared the difference between a steel system and an identical system in titanium, that you would never be able to tell them apart based on sound.

lutter94 · Jan 22, 2019

Exhaust materials do not affect sound. Unless you are saying steel rusts out, and then yes, that most definitely affects the sound.

colecanizales99 · Jan 22, 2019

delling3 said:
I may be wrong (have been once before ) but I don't see how titanium will sound appreciably different than steel, or aluminum, or anything else. It will certainly be lighter, likely more corrosion resistant, and most definitely more $$, but I would bet that if you compared the difference between a steel system and an identical system in titanium, that you would never be able to tell them apart based on sound.

Thank you this makes perfect sense I’ve been doing research and there isn’t a huge difference in sound

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96blak54 · Jan 22, 2019

Well...lets talk about what type of exhaust sound you are looking for.

My opinion. ....straight, no muffler, no cats, and cut off just before the rearend or all the way to the back for quieter exhaust.

Research your model year and exhaust brand. Chances are youll find a video / sound click.

My likes are the straight no muffler scenario.

colecanizales99 · Jan 22, 2019

96blak54 said:
Well...lets talk about what type of exhaust sound you are looking for.

My opinion. ....straight, no muffler, no cats, and cut off just before the rearend or all the way to the back for quieter exhaust.

Research your model year and exhaust brand. Chances are youll find a video / sound click.

My likes are the straight no muffler scenario.

I have some SLP 1s I’m putting this on with a x pipe no cats no mufflers just the SLPs I’m trying to be as loud as possible

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96blak54 · Jan 22, 2019

Welp....they will sure do it! ....lol!

SLP for the win

ttocs · Jan 22, 2019

changing the metal should change the sound a bit, but I always thought it was more for the turbo/2-stage guys to handle the heat/pressure and keep it light and expensive the way we all like it.

colecanizales99 · Jan 22, 2019

96blak54 said:
Welp....they will sure do it! ....lol!

SLP for the win

They’re going to be ridiculous lol

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white95 · Jan 27, 2019

Titanium exhaust will provide a more metallic, raspy tone as opposed to the same system in stainless due to the thinner walls used in construction.

colecanizales99 · Jan 27, 2019

white95 said:
Titanium exhaust will provide a more metallic, raspy tone as opposed to the same system in stainless due to the thinner walls used in construction.

Thank you this has been what I was looking for

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96blak54 · Jan 27, 2019

I remember back when i wanted a super quiet car i chose cherry bomb super turbo mufflers for the straight dual exhaust. A low deep rumble is all that was heard but when the rpms were high the mufflers would rasp and kackle and sounded great.....untill they blew apart.....like within a month.

Flimsy they were. Not welded and more of a stock replacement muffler, but i can understand the materials could change the sound only by how they materials resonate from poor construction.

colecanizales99 · Jan 27, 2019

96blak54 said:
I remember back when i wanted a super quiet car i chose cherry bomb super turbo mufflers for the straight dual exhaust. A low deep rumble is all that was heard but when the rpms were high the mufflers would rasp and kackle and sounded great.....untill they blew apart.....like within a month.

Flimsy they were. Not welded and more of a stock replacement muffler, but i can understand the materials could change the sound only by how they materials resonate from poor construction.

See my mustang now sounds very quiet deep idle but nothing at high rpms I want both so at high rpms and start up super loud and a good nice deep idle

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