andreb
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So I drove my buddies Hellcat the other day (holy crap!) and it reminded me of how quite my Raptor is so its time to do something with the exhaust.
I'm pretty much set on SW, either the Lighting system with factory connect or the full-boogie headers and dump system.
I've read under normal cruising the Lighting system is louder but the dumps are at WOT. My concern is volume in the cab. The Raptor has become the default family truckster on holiday weekends as my wife finds it more comfortable than the Audi Q7 and it has more room for all our gear. I'm fine with loud exhaust but curious if I can live with it daily. I do take a lot of calls from my truck using the Sync.
Also I live in CA and am subject to smog inspection every two years. While I am still going to run cats I'd hate to fail the visual inspection and have to reinstall the OE system. Anyone with experience here? I am sure they don't see too many Raptors but with a dump system I am sure they are going to look.
Any other input is appreciated if you actually have either of these systems installed in a truck you own and currently drive. TIA
I'm pretty much set on SW, either the Lighting system with factory connect or the full-boogie headers and dump system.
I've read under normal cruising the Lighting system is louder but the dumps are at WOT. My concern is volume in the cab. The Raptor has become the default family truckster on holiday weekends as my wife finds it more comfortable than the Audi Q7 and it has more room for all our gear. I'm fine with loud exhaust but curious if I can live with it daily. I do take a lot of calls from my truck using the Sync.
Also I live in CA and am subject to smog inspection every two years. While I am still going to run cats I'd hate to fail the visual inspection and have to reinstall the OE system. Anyone with experience here? I am sure they don't see too many Raptors but with a dump system I am sure they are going to look.
Any other input is appreciated if you actually have either of these systems installed in a truck you own and currently drive. TIA