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Same Old Question On Exhaust. Which One To Get?
I Am Thinking Of Getting The Hag Exhaust. Is It Any Good?
Also Which Intake Is Good?
I Akso Just Uploaded Some Pics In My Gallery.
Tell Me What You Think?
Thanks All.
Same Old Question On Exhaust. Which One To Get?
I Am Thinking Of Getting The Hag Exhaust. Is It Any Good?
Also Which Intake Is Good?
I Akso Just Uploaded Some Pics In My Gallery.
Tell Me What You Think?
Thanks All.
Cargo Master
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From: Gulf Coast, FL
I would suggest a Summit Racing 4" exhaust kit part# SUM-671305. They are made from T304 stainless and come with a downpipe for $500.
Nice lookin' rig, keep helping out the "other" brands in the sand!!
Welcome to FTE!
Nice lookin' rig, keep helping out the "other" brands in the sand!!
Welcome to FTE!
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From: Ventura County, CA
Bobby,
I see by your gallery that you have a 2004 F-250 PSD 4X4 (very nice truck, BTW!). You already have some nice upgrades, too and your truck comes stock with tons of hp and torque. Personally, I wouldn't touch anything that could even remotely mess with the warranty. If you absolutely "must" though, wait until the warranty period has expired. If you purchased the extended warranty, same answer, wait until the warranty period has expired.
If you chose to forgoe this advice, it seems that the most bang-for-your-buck on the PSD's is a programmer. Lots of upgrades available, so look at that versus (air) intake products. A larger diameter exhaust would probably be advantageous if you go hog-wild (no pun intended) on the programmer. Just remember that there may be more computer adjustments required to make the system work optimally when you make programmer upgrades.
Welcome aboard (finally!), and please be wise about your upgrades...
Best,
Daryl
I see by your gallery that you have a 2004 F-250 PSD 4X4 (very nice truck, BTW!). You already have some nice upgrades, too and your truck comes stock with tons of hp and torque. Personally, I wouldn't touch anything that could even remotely mess with the warranty. If you absolutely "must" though, wait until the warranty period has expired. If you purchased the extended warranty, same answer, wait until the warranty period has expired.
If you chose to forgoe this advice, it seems that the most bang-for-your-buck on the PSD's is a programmer. Lots of upgrades available, so look at that versus (air) intake products. A larger diameter exhaust would probably be advantageous if you go hog-wild (no pun intended) on the programmer. Just remember that there may be more computer adjustments required to make the system work optimally when you make programmer upgrades.
Welcome aboard (finally!), and please be wise about your upgrades...
Best,
Daryl
