1967 Mustang Mid-Pipes

Mustang Mid-Pipes

Customize Your 1967 Mustang's Sound and Performance with Mid-Pipes

1967 Mustang Mid-Pipes

Mustang Mid-Pipes

Customize Your 1967 Mustang's Sound and Performance with Mid-Pipes

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  1. EXHP2
    H Pipe 2" Mustang 289 HiPo 1965-1967
    Rating:
    100%
    $114.99 MSRP $125.19
  2. Exhp1
    H-Pipe 2" Mustang 260/ 289/ 302 1965-1970
    Rating:
    98%
    $114.99 MSRP $134.00
  3. EXHP15
    H Pipe 2-1/4" 260/ Mustang 289/302 1965-1970
    Rating:
    88%
    $119.99 MSRP $125.19
  4. H-Pipe 2" For Tri-Y Headers 289/302/351W Mustang 1965-1973
    H-Pipe 2" For Tri-Y Headers 289/302/351W Mustang 1965-1973
    Rating:
    86%
    $72.99 MSRP $80.99
  5. H-Pipe 2-1/4" Mustang Tri-Y Headers Mustang 289/ 302/ 351W 1965-1973
    H-Pipe 2-1/4" Mustang Tri-Y Headers Mustang 289/ 302/ 351W 1965-1973
    Rating:
    80%
    $70.99 MSRP $73.99
  6. EXHP16
    H Pipe 2-1/4" Mustang 289 HiPo 1965-1967
    Rating:
    93%
    $114.99 MSRP $126.99
  7. EXHP5
    Dual Exhaust H Pipe 2" Mustang 390/ 428 1967-1968
    Rating:
    100%
    $114.99 MSRP $117.99
  8. H-Pipe 2" For Scott Drake Tri-Y Headers Mustang 1965-1973
    H-Pipe 2" For Scott Drake Tri-Y Headers Mustang 1965-1973
    Rating:
    100%
    $71.99 MSRP $87.99
  9. EXHP25
    Dual Exhaust H-Pipe 2-1/4" 390/428 Mustang 1967-1968
    Rating:
    48%
    $114.99 MSRP $134.99
  10. HPJ4
    JBA H-Pipe Off-Road Stainless Steel For Mid-Length Headers Mustang 289/302 1965-1970
    Rating:
    85%
    $370.58
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1967 Mid-Pipes

Your 1967 Mustang's mid-pipes affect your performance and sound. That means it's a great place to customize your car's sound and performance.

Get the Right Mid-Pipes for You

If you love the sound of classic muscle cars, then an h-pipe is most likely going to be the right pick for you. These pipes create a deep throaty sound, and can help with low-end torque, perfect for launches.

If performance is your main goal, then an x-pipe is a little freer flowing than an h-pipe. With an x-pipe, you'll get a high-pitched raspy sound.

If you have a single exhaust system on your classic, then you have a y mid-pipe. If replacing a damaged exhaust system with a factory-like replica is your goal then a y-pipe is a good choice. You'll still find a few that are a step up from your original if you want a little bump without having to make significant modifications.

With exhaust, the most important thing is making sure you have great part compatibility. Getting the right headers to work with your mid-pipes is a must.

Not the year you're looking for? Check out these years: 1965, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1970, or 1971 for additional options.