F1s High Performance Exhaust

[Matt L]

Does anyone have any experience with the subject exhaust system for the Concours?

I have a low mileage 1986 and was wondering if its worth the cost and time to remove and replace the OEMs with F1s. 

[Mettler1]

   If I remember right they are lighter in weight and make a nice sound but "high performance" I don't think so. But they do sound faster!!

[jim snyder]

Does anyone have any experience with the subject exhaust system for the Concours?

I have a low mileage 1986 and was wondering if its worth the cost and time to remove and replace the OEMs with F1s.

Hey Matt, If it involves Connie exhaust I have done it. The F-1's are loud and don't do much
as far as performance. If you want something different that does work you might consider my 4 into 1 exhaust thats for sale in the "For Sale" section.

[wild4stangs]

I just picked up a set used, and they are light and loud, and look great... I love them !

[Eddie]

Matt, first, I need to see a bigger picture of your concours, that orange looks killer.

Second, do you already have a set of F1 pipes ? If you do then go ahead and swap em, will take ya all of 20 minutes.

[T Cro ®]

I just picked up a set used, and they are light and loud, and look great... I love them !

You can control that "loudness" by repacking them with QUALITY long strand ceramic muffler packing and packing them tightly with as much packing as you can fit into them. When I had mine this is what I did and it toned them down quite nicely so that they still sounded great but were no longer LOUD....

[jim snyder]

I toned my Muzzy muffler down by installing a 2-cycle baffle I got from JCW into the muffler. The F-1's are very similiar in size to that Muzzy, so if they are too loud hollar at me and I'll give you the heads up on that project.