Dual Exhaust
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09-15-2018, 08:18 AM
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09-15-2018, 10:48 AM
Have a great weekend.
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09-15-2018, 05:01 PM
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While it will never sound as good as a V8 with a Borla on it, it can be made to not sound "too" bad. The Borla Touring isn't bad at all, And I'm running the SType Borla. Starts sounding ricey at the higher rpm.
The Touring is the quieter of the two. Do a google for Borla, and listen to the sound clips, although not exactly true to life, it'll give you an idea.
Haven't had anyone laugh yet when all they all they saw was my tailgate walking away.
The Touring is the quieter of the two. Do a google for Borla, and listen to the sound clips, although not exactly true to life, it'll give you an idea.
Haven't had anyone laugh yet when all they all they saw was my tailgate walking away.
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09-15-2018, 05:55 PM
I also recommend checking YouTube. There are a couple of companies that specialize in aftermarket parts that have a lot of vids with different exhausts.
But I have to agree with the others. Just listening to the sound coming out of a current gen Raptor tells me these motors are not right for aftermarket exhausts. If Ford cannot make it sound good, I highly doubt any aftermarket shop can.
But I have to agree with the others. Just listening to the sound coming out of a current gen Raptor tells me these motors are not right for aftermarket exhausts. If Ford cannot make it sound good, I highly doubt any aftermarket shop can.
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09-16-2018, 08:57 AM
Cargo Master
I runs Corsa on my 2018 5.0L. The same exact kit fits the 3.5L. My intent is to move it to the next truck with a 3.5L. It sounds pretty good, but it's the diesel-like turbo at low RPM's, because at higher RPM's and under hard acceleration, it'll sound like a stupid pregnant roller skate. Like said above... watch the Tube first.
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#9
09-16-2018, 09:58 AM
You have the 2nd gen EB. If I remember correctly, it’s a clean sheet design and didn’t carry over any parts from the motor you had in your ‘13. That alone will give you a completely different sound. But my guess is that “throaty sound” is the fake V8 sound that Ford now pipes into the cab on the higher trim levels. You didn’t have that feature on your ‘13.
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09-16-2018, 10:00 AM
You have the 2nd gen EB. If I remember correctly, it’s a clean sheet design and didn’t carry over any parts from the motor you had in your ‘13. That alone will give you a completely different sound. But my guess is that “throaty sound” is the fake V8 sound that Ford now pipes into the cab on the higher trim levels. You didn’t have that feature on your ‘13.
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09-17-2018, 09:41 AM
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So not quite the same thing, but I noticed on youtube videos that '11-14 5.0 trucks vs '15+ 5.0 trucks (both with the same muffler)- the '11-14's are quieter. I'm wondering if they changed something with the cats?
#13
09-17-2018, 11:26 PM
Cargo Master
Great point on no drone. The Corsa is great for quiet highway driving, absolutely no drone, etc. my 5.0L sounds like a GT350R on start up and when getting on it.
#14
09-18-2018, 02:48 PM
You have the 2nd gen EB. If I remember correctly, it’s a clean sheet design and didn’t carry over any parts from the motor you had in your ‘13. That alone will give you a completely different sound. But my guess is that “throaty sound” is the fake V8 sound that Ford now pipes into the cab on the higher trim levels. You didn’t have that feature on your ‘13.
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09-18-2018, 07:02 PM