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Sound is subjective - Not a big fan of the majority of EB exhausts out there. This is one of the exceptions - sounds like a baby powerstroke. Kit included Everything from the turbo back.
OP, good advice from smokewagun and robbgt. Sound is definitely subjective. We tell customers who want a certain sounding exhaust, go to the manufacturers sites, and look for sound clips. A search on YouTube can also yield good results. There can be variables, but at least you can hear the real-world sound of the exhaust. Our most popular exhaust systems for the 2015+ F-150 are from Borla and Flowmaster.
The Borla ATAK seems to be the most popular from them. Options there would be the BOR-140616with polished tips or BOR-140616BCwith black chrome tips. Borla also offers the Touring series and S-Type for these trucks.
Keep in mind, these Borla systems are meant for the 145" wheelbase. They offer extension pipes for the longer wheelbase trucks. For 157" wheelbase which is a SuperCrew with 6.5 ft. bed, you'd need BOR-60556.
These Flowmaster systems come with an extension pipe. You would need to trim 6" off the extension pipe for the SuperCrew trucks with a 6.5' bed.
One thing to remember is not all stainless steel is equal. The above Borla systems are 304 and the Flowmasters are 409. For helpful info about the two, see this article.
Sound is subjective - Not a big fan of the majority of EB exhausts out there. This is one of the exceptions - sounds like a baby powerstroke. Kit included Everything from the turbo back.
That sounds fine and dandy and all babying around a parking lot. Maybe I missed it jumping around the painfully long video, but I'd bet under decent/hard accel it sounds like poo poo like all the rest.
My brother has the smaller Ecoboost in his f150. Screw with short bed. He put a mbrp XP series on, rear exit of the vehicle, not the one that exits in front of the rear tire. It is loud, sounds like a banks system on a Nissan frontier, does sound ricer like, not crackly or anything though.
That sounds fine and dandy and all babying around a parking lot. Maybe I missed it jumping around the painfully long video, but I'd bet under decent/hard accel it sounds like poo poo like all the rest.
Didn't realize 2 min was painfully long?
Here's the last gen EB with them getting on it a bit (start the video at 40 seconds). It's not for everyone but I still think it sound better than the vast majority of the systems available.
If I owned an EB I surely would not get an aftermarket kit. But that's me. Folks can spend money how they want.
Here's the last gen EB with them getting on it a bit (start the video at 40 seconds). It's not for everyone but I still think it sound better than the vast majority of the systems available.
If I owned an EB I surely would not get an aftermarket kit. But that's me. Folks can spend money how they want.
Americantrucks.com has sound clips for a lot of their exhausts. Put in your truck info and go through the exhausts that interest you, they should have videos of them
The confusing part is figuring out if they fit my bed and cab! I have a super crew cab and 6.5' bed. Links to ones that fit please!
On that site i posted, it will tell you if it will fit or not. The MBRP kits come with a pipe off the flange under the cab that you cut to fit your cab and bed specifications. I can't speak to any other ones.