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Considering this.. Is it a good option? Any suggestions? I don't want anything super loud especially in the cab.
Gibson® - Ford Excursion 2000-2005 Swept Side? Cat-Back Exhaust System
Gibson® - Ford Excursion 2000-2005 Swept Side? Cat-Back Exhaust System
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I had a Gibson on my 351 Bronco many moons ago. Had a nice rumble but not too loud. You might try searching for clips on Youtube, lots of muffler combos posted.
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Considering this.. Is it a good option? Any suggestions? I don't want anything super loud especially in the cab.
Gibson® - Ford Excursion 2000-2005 Swept Side? Cat-Back Exhaust System
Gibson® - Ford Excursion 2000-2005 Swept Side? Cat-Back Exhaust System
I also had one on my old F-150. It was a little loud with cabin drone, but it dumped out before the rear tires, so I am sure that had a lot to do with it.
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Cheapest 1st step is go to any muffler shop and have them cut it off and replace it with a piece of pipe, $60 tops. Then if you don't like that then just replace the muffler underneath the truck with a better/higher flow one $100-$150. No need to buy a whole exhaust just replace the important parts.
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Take a good look at your Y pipe first, some years the 5.4 and 6.8 had a T pipe that was very restrictive, if that's what you have now then I would start there with a new better flowing y pipe. After that maybe look at aftermarket performance mufflers, start at the front and work your way back.
Apocalypse swapped in a good Y pipe on his 5.4 and was happy with the results.
The T pipe monstrosity.
Apocalypse swapped in a good Y pipe on his 5.4 and was happy with the results.
The T pipe monstrosity.
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