MagnaFlow’s Exhausts For The 2024 Ford Mustang Are Very, Very Loud

by AutoExpert   |  9 November, 2023

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MagnaFlow has cranked up the volume for the 2024 Ford Mustang with a range of exhaust options that are practically a symphony for your car! The star of the show is the xMod Series Cat-Back Performance Exhaust System, giving Mustang enthusiasts the power to fine-tune their ride's roar while preserving the original exhaust valve functionality.

Besides, the xMod Treme Delete option provides additional flexibility by enabling the removal of the resonator and H-pipe using simple v-band clamps.

2024 Ford Mustang

MagnaFlow presents three Competition Series exhausts, each for different preferences and budgets. The offers include varied piping diameters, tip sizes, and innovations such as 'No-Drone Technology' to improve the driving experience.

2024 Ford Mustang

MagnaFlow has created two separate exhaust options for 2024 Mustangs with EcoBoost engines. These options include different piping sizes, muffler styles, and black chrome tips, giving EcoBoost aficionados a variety of options to suit their tastes.

2024 Ford Mustang

Looking ahead, the aftermarket scene for the 2024 Mustang is projected to see a boom in enticing upgrade packages. Notably, Ford Performance Parts recently stole the show at SEMA by introducing a 3.0-liter Whipple supercharger upgrade for the Mustang, complete with high-flow injectors, billet high-flow fuel rails, and a 92 mm throttle body. These upgrades result in a spectacular horsepower increase to over 800, a substantial increase above the car's regular 480 hp.

2024 Ford Mustang

With these many exhaust options and the promise of future performance enhancements, the 2024 Mustang is going to become even more thrilling and personalized. MagnaFlow's latest solutions enable car owners to fine-tune their Mustangs, whether it's the characteristic growl of the GT or the turbocharged audio of the EcoBoost.

2024 Ford Mustang

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