Borla or Bassani (dumb question?)
 

What's a better sounding exhaust Borla or Bassani? Does'nt Steeda use Bassani? I want a deep rumbling sound that does'nt drone while cruising. Any ideas? Should I put a hi-flo cat system on my '01 GT or just the muffler system and a K&N? I am looking for more hp as well as a nice exhaust note.

I have never heard Bassani but I have Borla pipes on my 96GT and I think they sound good. They are not super aggressive like Flows would be but I like them. There is no drone at cruising speeds either. They will get louder when I switch out my hpipe for an off-road pipe. Click on my sig. and you can hear a fairly representative sound clip.

Have a good one,
Brett

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66 Tahoe Turquoise Coupe
Laser Red 96GT Ragtop
30 Years & 30 inches apart in the driveway!

steeda uses borla I have the borla side exhaust kit like on the cobra R and it sounds awesome!

An off road H-pipe makes a big difference in power over the stock H-pipe. Definately worth the investment!

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1995 Mustang GT

If you are just looking at cat-back exhaust systems, don't look for any extra power... that comes when you replace the restrictive H-pipe and cats...

As far as your original question, the Borlas sound better but are more expensive than almost anything else on the market...

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Adam "Hammer" Packett:
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ive got bassani on my GT, and it sounds AWESOME.

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Black 2000 GT Auto
Bassani X-pipe, Magnaflow Mufflers, Steeda Pulleys, K&N Filter. Steeda Weld in Subframes, Strut Tower brace, Sport Springs, Caster/Camber Plates.
Ran Once, 14.52@96.57 with a 1.32 R/T & 2.3 60'!!

Red 1994 Mustang Cobra #4343
Pulleys, Headers, Flows, Nittos, K&N filter, Shifter.