SuperRaptor
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I believe the 2010 6.2's didn't have the resonator. It made my truck sound a bit throatier/deeper but I still think a muffler delete with the resonator would have been a better route.
Is a Resonator delete pipe any different that a straight pipe?
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Madcowranch
Genetically Modified
Wait. Didn't I just say that...
SuperRaptor
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I guess in a few posts you may have alluded to some of those things
I was mainly trying to not have people pay to have the resonator deleted and expect much of a change.
Ruger
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Okay, okay. The point I was trying to make is that the 6.2L has a different firing order than the previous Raptor engine. I remember reading that Ford did this to enhance the nature of the exhaust note. Evidently they released the 2010 Raptor without a resonator, and had reasons for releasing all subsequent model years with a resonator. I'm thinking that exhaust note quality is one thing and exhaust noise is another. We all know that the EPA gets heavily involved in the later.
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