This diesel is too quiet :)
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGIEr...e_gdata_player
This one has to be tuned or it would go into "limp home mode" during that fishtail
This one has to be tuned or it would go into "limp home mode" during that fishtail
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Thanks for the ideas....
know it's a new truck, but surprised no one has a solution somewhere between cutouts (which I had on an old mustang) and stock...
since we will be towing, want something that has good flow and just has a bit of rumble like the Walker BTM had on my 6.0 Ex...
got under the truck the other day and OMG, the exhaust system looks like a processing plant with 5 feet of 12 inch diameter "stuff" and sensors thruout...
Damn EPA ! looks like my only option without the epa coming down on me may be to replace the over the axle tubing and rear resonator... any other ideas to get a bit more exhaust flow and rumble ?
know it's a new truck, but surprised no one has a solution somewhere between cutouts (which I had on an old mustang) and stock...
since we will be towing, want something that has good flow and just has a bit of rumble like the Walker BTM had on my 6.0 Ex...
got under the truck the other day and OMG, the exhaust system looks like a processing plant with 5 feet of 12 inch diameter "stuff" and sensors thruout...
Damn EPA ! looks like my only option without the epa coming down on me may be to replace the over the axle tubing and rear resonator... any other ideas to get a bit more exhaust flow and rumble ?
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Pretty sure cut outs will not work on this truck. There are 4 temp sensors, 1 pressure and 1 NOX/O2 sensor in the exhaust. You will be looking at some CEL's with cut outs I am thinking
Without tuning your only option is DPF back.
This is what it sounds like straight piped
**These are videos, click on them**
Without tuning your only option is DPF back.
This is what it sounds like straight piped
**These are videos, click on them**
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Ah - I saw the 140 and went WOW - had to check your location - km/hr whew !
Thanks ! - so that is not affecting any emissions/etc just from right in front of rear axle back, correct ?
How much and where is the best price ?
how is it towing heavy 'stuff' like a tt ? any drone ?
and TELL me about the Black Maxx - 200 HP ?!?!
standard rookie questions are coming you know
easily removed for testing, what do I have to take off or add to make it feasible ?
Thanks ! - so that is not affecting any emissions/etc just from right in front of rear axle back, correct ?
How much and where is the best price ?
how is it towing heavy 'stuff' like a tt ? any drone ?
and TELL me about the Black Maxx - 200 HP ?!?!
standard rookie questions are coming you know
easily removed for testing, what do I have to take off or add to make it feasible ?
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Ah - I saw the 140 and went WOW - had to check your location - km/hr whew !
Thanks ! - so that is not affecting any emissions/etc just from right in front of rear axle back, correct ?
How much and where is the best price ?
how is it towing heavy 'stuff' like a tt ? any drone ?
Thanks ! - so that is not affecting any emissions/etc just from right in front of rear axle back, correct ?
How much and where is the best price ?
how is it towing heavy 'stuff' like a tt ? any drone ?
The over the axle part is meant for a DPF present truck though. It is called MBRP turn down exhaust. It exits under the truck. A better pic is below. I put it on because I don't like the ford wann be dual exhaust looking tip.
Straight piped, you can hear it regular driving but it is not too loud. But when you put it to the floor it sounds like the world is ending. First time my wife was in the truck after she said "what the hell is wrong with your truck?? Sounds like it's going to explode"
Thanks
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Thanks again ! Reps to ya !
but maybe I'll take 'em back since you are gonna cost me so much money keeping up with the canucks
exhaust - tuner - tickets !!!!
So I'm on the hunt for a non - dpf deleting pipe...
can u 'splain what all is under this monster ?
It looks like some of the chemical plant scrubbing stacks I saw way back when I worked construction
but maybe I'll take 'em back since you are gonna cost me so much money keeping up with the canucks
exhaust - tuner - tickets !!!!
So I'm on the hunt for a non - dpf deleting pipe...
can u 'splain what all is under this monster ?
It looks like some of the chemical plant scrubbing stacks I saw way back when I worked construction
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Thanks again ! Reps to ya !
but maybe I'll take 'em back since you are gonna cost me so much money keeping up with the canucks
exhaust - tuner - tickets !!!!
So I'm on the hunt for a non - dpf deleting pipe...
can u 'splain what all is under this monster ?
It looks like some of the chemical plant scrubbing stacks I saw way back when I worked construction
but maybe I'll take 'em back since you are gonna cost me so much money keeping up with the canucks
exhaust - tuner - tickets !!!!
So I'm on the hunt for a non - dpf deleting pipe...
can u 'splain what all is under this monster ?
It looks like some of the chemical plant scrubbing stacks I saw way back when I worked construction
I can't explain it but the pdf attachments will give you a pretty good idea of what it is doing.
Also attached is the MBRP DPF back exhaust I have if you are interested.
Thanks
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I'd do what Epiccowlick did with his exhaust. It's nice and legal, keeps Ford happy, and your warranty intact.