GRAIL Valved Exhaust System | ECE | suitable for Ford Mustang Gen. 7 5.0 GT V8 S650 (model year from 2024)(EU model) | Convertible, mid muffler with H-Pipe (Deep), Ø 115 mm

GRAIL Valve Exhaust System
suitable for Ford Mustang GT V8 S650 (EU Model) – Gen. 7 from 2024 – Convertible, mid muffler with H-Pipe (Deep), Ø 115 mm

The new Mustang S650 stays true to itself – masculine, free-breathing and wholly dedicated to the V8 icon. If you want to give this car the finishing touch it deserves, the GRAIL Valve Exhaust System is your answer. It takes the 5.0 litre naturally aspirated engine to a whole new level – not just acoustically, but by underscoring its character through precision craftsmanship, the highest material quality and uncompromising everyday usability.

Highlights

• Designed for the new Mustang S650 – developed for the European market
• Your sound. Your choice. You choose at checkout (Deep, Xtreme or Single Mid Pipe) – we deliver the system that perfectly matches your style.
• ECE type-approved – no registration required and fully legal on public roads
• Made from high-quality 304L stainless steel – durable, robust and corrosion-resistant
• CNC-machined brackets & flanges – maximum precision, perfectly fitted for the S650
• Vehicle-specific design – clean installation, no compromises
• 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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