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[SOCOMech]

cat back exhaust, intake and a tune

If you really want to save some money, just buy a good muffler and have it put in place of the stock set-up. There's nothing about the stock exhaust routing that would give an entire cat-back a decent benefit, it's a straight shot for most of the way. I bought the muffler that I wanted, took it to a shop and said "put this in and make it a single 3" all the way back".....total cost, around $240. I had them put a 4" tip on it that was really nice looking but, I sanded it down and painted it black all the way to the muffler.....and love it.

 

[BIRDMAN]

If you really want to save some money, just buy a good muffler and have it put in place of the stock set-up. There's nothing about the stock exhaust routing that would give an entire cat-back a decent benefit, it's a straight shot for most of the way. I bought the muffler that I wanted, took it to a shop and said "put this in and make it a single 3" all the way back".....total cost, around $240. I had them put a 4" tip on it that was really nice looking but, I sanded it down and painted it black all the way to the muffler.....and love it.

i agree, i did the same thing. used my stock tail pipe and replaced everything else with 3" + a Flowmaster.

 

[aboyle]

Thanks...I think that's what I'll be doing...

 

[Lead Foot]

cat back exhaust, intake and a tune

This should be the first mods done to any truck IMHO,to improve performance and MPG....

 

[Lead Foot]

the hidden exhaust is pretty cool,i will go that route with mine when i get to that point...
i hate all the crap on the exhaust tail pipe :~( due to it being behind the tire...

 

[aboyle]

i agree, i did the same thing. used my stock tail pipe and replaced everything else with 3" + a Flowmaster.

2 chamber Flowmaster?

 

[BIRDMAN]

2 chamber Flowmaster?

50 Series Delta Flow

here's what it sounds like

YouTube - f150 raptor flyby