Amen. The dear old Windsor and even the rather flat sounding 5.4 are way up in my favorite love ballads. Since the Falcon GT era of 1967, all the top line Falcons have wheelbarrow exhasts which vibrate in excess of 225 gross hp from the tail pipe. The last nice one was the XC Cobra and GXL 5.8, with 216 hp net. From 1979 to 2004, all Falcons lost the plot with the wind section totally messed up by the need to accomdate the base models Watts link axle and the need to have RH side pipes. toclear the spare wheel. Okay, the EB and EL GT were awesome sounding, but the the T3 was just brilliant. The latest Boss 290 engine sounds brilliant with the separate twin pipe!
The sixes need to use the current GT-P V8 exhast system. I love the latest factory dual set-up on the GT-P 290, it looks great, and has a sound almost as nice as a 342 Windsor.
The six has sounded lame ever since the single exhast. The only one I really liked was the 5-speed manual of the early EB XR6.
The latest XR6 is nice and mellow. When worked, they sound worse. If people want great sounds from there Barra 192, 240 or Typoon 270, they should add duals from the V8, and stop trying to copy Ricers who like there cars to sound like Humber 80's. Even a stock 5.0 XR8 from any year sounds better than our sixes.
If anyone here has ever heard the early 1979-1983 323i, the Falcon 6 should sound the same. That little car had a borring old non crossflow six with seperate twin pipes, and it sounded better than any Alfa.