GRAIL Valved Exhaust System | ECE | suitable for Ford Mustang Gen. 7 5.0 GT V8 S650, 2 tailpipes (model year from 2024)(US model) | Convertible, without OEM valve, mid muffler with H-Pipe (Deep)

GRAIL Valve Exhaust System
suitable for Ford Mustang Gen. 7 5.0 GT V8 S650 (US Model) – Convertible, without OEM valve, mid muffler with H-Pipe (Deep)

Mid-Pipe Variants

The Ford Mustang S650 carries on the V8 tradition in a modern design – with a wide stance, aggressive front end and a generous displacement. The GRAIL Valve Exhaust System unleashes that sound with the full presence you expect from a GT – forceful, raw and thoroughly engineered. Carefully tuned to the requirements of the US model from MY 2024, the system impresses with precise function, premium build quality and a soundtrack that gives you goosebumps – all while remaining perfectly suited for everyday use.

Highlights

• ECE type-approved – no registration required in all ECE-participating countries
• Emotionally tuned sound signature – classic V8 sound with real depth
• Engineered for acoustic maximum – sporty, distinctive and road-legal
• Made from high-quality 304L stainless steel
• CNC-machined components – maximum durability and performance
• Vehicle-specific fitment – thoughtfully engineered for the best possible fit
• Flow-optimized pipe routing – for optimal exhaust flow and stable temperature conditions
• Model-dependent Valve Integration: OEM Valve or special solution – always optimally tuned and legally compliant.

TÜV / ABE available upon request

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