GWBush
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Corsa. First thing I did, love it. Cold start is just incredible, roars when you want it, quiet when you lay off.
Youll love it.
Youll love it.
Exhaust Upgrade
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Canuck714
FRF Addict
Make your own.
I chopped my stock exhaust off just after the factory flange, welded a section of 3 inch stainless to the flange, used a slip joint band clamp on the front side of the 3in/3out Magnaflow (i think 14 or 16 inch) then welded a side exit and fabbed a frame mount.
My son got to pick the tip..lol
All in I might have $250 in it.
I chopped my stock exhaust off just after the factory flange, welded a section of 3 inch stainless to the flange, used a slip joint band clamp on the front side of the 3in/3out Magnaflow (i think 14 or 16 inch) then welded a side exit and fabbed a frame mount.
My son got to pick the tip..lol
All in I might have $250 in it.
Evil Peaches
Active Member
When I bought my truck I was somewhat disappointed with the sound. I purchased and installed the Roush cat back system. I liked it at first, but the loudness and drone got old pretty quick. I was looking for an OEM+ type sound and the Roush system fell way short of that for me.
This summer I bought the Stainless Works dual exhaust (performance connect) with the factory exit. I struggled with the exit location because the lightning exit looks great, but I was worried the lightning exit would be too loud being so close to the cab.
Post install I am very happy with the results. I opted for the turbo chambered mufflers. The volume is louder than stock, and it maintains a raspy tone.
This summer I bought the Stainless Works dual exhaust (performance connect) with the factory exit. I struggled with the exit location because the lightning exit looks great, but I was worried the lightning exit would be too loud being so close to the cab.
Post install I am very happy with the results. I opted for the turbo chambered mufflers. The volume is louder than stock, and it maintains a raspy tone.
I enjoy the stock OK on mine.
I am sure upgrades sound even better.
I have had a few questions and compliments.
Neighbor asked if it was "chambered, or what the deal is?"
Says it rumbles when I first start the truck.
Told him, "factory"
I am sure upgrades sound even better.
I have had a few questions and compliments.
Neighbor asked if it was "chambered, or what the deal is?"
Says it rumbles when I first start the truck.
Told him, "factory"
perry
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Corsa extreme.
AnamnesisV
Member
Go Corsa Extreme. Quiet when you want it to be and loud when you want it to be!
Irregular F150
its terrain good sir!
Hows the cab noise with windows up?
Canuck714
FRF Addict
Quieter than my Roush rear exit and quieter that what was on it, which was resonator and stock pipes no muffler.
Its got a good tone, fairly quiet until you stand on it.
I'll let you know in a year when its been to Baja and back... lol
If you want the exhaust to dump before the axle then I like the MBRP mid dump W/Resonator. If you dont like the fact that they don't offer it in stainless anymore just go to a custom shop and have them do a custom job in 304 or 409.
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