SLP’s Mustang Loud Mouth™ from LMPERFORMANCE has always been the best-performing cat-back exhaust in the business. Now it’s the most versatile, too! Using groundbreaking modular technology first seen on our Mustang X-pipes, we’ve developed a system that can be quickly reconfigured to fit changing performance, noise-level, and sound-quality requirements. Simply loosen a few band clamps, swap muffler types, retighten, and you’re done. No other system offers this level of performance and adaptability!
Along with the included resonators, the Mustang Loud Mouth system is compatible with two all-new SLP mufflers—the bullet-type Loud Mouth II race unit (#31064) and the traditional-style Power-Flo™ (#31065). Buy all three for complete control over your Mustang’s sound and performance characteristics.
NOTES: Includes Loud Mouth resonators. Loud Mouth II and Power-Flo mufflers sold separately. Contents may differ slightly from photo.
FEATURES:
Includes our infamous Loud Mouth resonators for virtually zero flow restriction and the meanest sound around
Employs SLP’s exclusive modular technology, making it possible to switch between muffler and resonator types in a matter of minutes
Dyno-proven to outperform competitive resonator-type exhausts
Engineered and built to OEM standards to ensure proper fit
Constructed entirely from mandrel-bent stainless steel
Features show-quality polished resonators and 3.5 double-wall tips with electromarked SLP logo
For 1994-1997 GT and Cobra models
Applications:
1994 - 1997 Ford Mustang
SLP Exhaust Type Descriptions/Definitions/Details: (use as a guide to the exhaust system on this page for details about the muffler type.)
Model
Type
Sound Characteristics*
Noise Level*
Bullet-Type Open Resonator (or muffler delete)
Extremely aggressive; powerful high- and mid-range tones with
moderate resonance
Muffling, Bullet- Type Resonator
Similar to original Loud Mouth, but with a throatier tone and reduced
resonance
Straight-Through "Traditional" Muffler
Deep, rich, and mellow; minimal resonance
*
Volume and sound quality will vary based on engine and exhaust-system
specifications. Loudmouth also refers to some systems without any resonators such as the 2010 Camaro Loud Mouth and the 2005 Mustang Loud Mouth Axle backs where the mufflers are removed altogether. Images below are representations in order to better understand the differences.