I'm having a really odd problem but it's driving me nuts. So much so that highway driving is pretty much a no go because I'll go deaf.
Its a little difficult to explain so bear with me.
Bronco specs:
1990 Mustang 5.0/stock c4 w/rebuild/stock D20/4.56/40s
Driveability is fine, no other noises or problems as far as I can tell. Only code I get from the ECU is about it not being able to read the fuel pump because there's an aftermarket pump on the frame rail that's wired into a relay controlled by the key. (the fuel pump never ever stops running if the ignition is on, but I don't think that's causing any of this, its just a little annoying) and the c4 leaks, I think its from the gear selector.
It has a brand new Magnaflow Super Turbo on it, ruling out any muffler problems.
Main problem is the very loud air whooshing sound coming from the exhaust, it comes from the rear where the pipe exits. It starts around 2500 and really starts to get bad at 3k. Shouting at your passenger right next to you with the windows up and top on loud.
Also if I'm cruising at hwy speeds and put the pedal to the floor, the whoosh gets even louder but I hardly gain any speed, and the tach doesn't move any higher. (aftermarket sunpro)
I'm not sure if I'm looking at a motor problem here, transmission power delivery, or what but I'm completely stumped at this point. On the verge of taking it to a mustang performance shop to take a look at it. I bought the truck a few years ago and haven't had this problem until probably last summer or so.
Turning to you guys for a hand, I'm stumped. If anyone is near Denver and wants to hear it for themselves I'd be glad to drive it over for a listen.
Thanks in advance