Flowmaster catback is on... WOW!
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Flowmaster catback is on... WOW!
Had a local shop build me an exhaust instead of buying the kit from Flowmaster. I am sure I could have done better pricewise, but they used 13ga! tubing (kit is 16ga), mandrel bends, and cut the back of the second cat until they got a 3" pipe mated to it. So, it's 3" all the way back now through a 50 Series SUV Flowmaster. I waived the polished tip, just don't need it or want it.
I was going to get the 70 Series BBII, but I am happy with the 50 series since I did want to hear it a little bit. Sounds great under accelleration, but not even noticeable in OD on the highway, and WAY quieter then a 40 series.
With the exhaust, MSD, K&N, and new plugs/wires/cap/coil, this thing MOVES. Wow. Kind of wish I had a standard to shift through, but the auto is fine just the same. I will probably do an MSD coil and be done with it.
I won't tell you all what I paid. What I did hear from MULTIPLE shops and from my old trusty muffler guy, and doing my research is that these particular Fords (especially the 351s and 460s) benefit more from a free flowing exhaust then anything out there because they are so restrictive after the cat. Ford really sacrificed some performance for quietness.
I was going to get the 70 Series BBII, but I am happy with the 50 series since I did want to hear it a little bit. Sounds great under accelleration, but not even noticeable in OD on the highway, and WAY quieter then a 40 series.
With the exhaust, MSD, K&N, and new plugs/wires/cap/coil, this thing MOVES. Wow. Kind of wish I had a standard to shift through, but the auto is fine just the same. I will probably do an MSD coil and be done with it.
I won't tell you all what I paid. What I did hear from MULTIPLE shops and from my old trusty muffler guy, and doing my research is that these particular Fords (especially the 351s and 460s) benefit more from a free flowing exhaust then anything out there because they are so restrictive after the cat. Ford really sacrificed some performance for quietness.
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I just picked up the Blaster Coil so I could keep up with ya! Didn't notice much of a difference yet, but since I just disconnected the battery, I know it takes the system a while to set itself back up.
Truck MOVES, I know I picked up some MPG, and I finally get to tow again after all of the mods, so I am excited about that. Truck is going to tow effortlessly.
Truck MOVES, I know I picked up some MPG, and I finally get to tow again after all of the mods, so I am excited about that. Truck is going to tow effortlessly.
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Awesome. I'm thinking about getting some Flowmasters myself. After i get the headers, i'm gonna 3" pipe it into 2 high flow cats, X or H pipe for the O2 sensor, then Flowmaster Super 40's. My factory cat is coming out cause i'm told i don't need it to be hooked up to the smog/air pump and it'll free up some horses.
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3" is the way to go! I run my 10 Series Flowmaster (deltaforce racing) with no cats, 3" Pipe, and a big turndown, and it is deep, nice, and loud. Absolutely no warping out at higher RPM's. Some car Alarms will start beeping when my truck is just idling. lol.
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