V10 Excursion Exhaust
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V10 Excursion Exhaust
I've got a V10 gas Excursion with about 110,000 miles. I want to get a little more power/noise out of it. How much louder will it be if I just do a muffler delete? What about and Aftermarket intake? I'm primarily interested in the muffler delete. Will it be just obnoxiously loud? Do I need to have it cut out at Midas or something or can i do it at home?
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William
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William
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How loud will it be over stock? Will I wake my neighbors just cruising down my neighborhood street?
Originally Posted by mizzitch
Try the intake first and if you really want more then do the exhaust. The exhaust can tend to drone esp in a SUV. Then again intakes can make a lot of noise if you are towing
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I wouldn't straight pipe the V10. An FM70 or Large Magnaflow muffler (Like they sell in there cat-back kit) would be the best IMO for a little extra sound and no drone.
Aftermarket intakes do produce a little more noise than the stock setup however it is very minimal and you get used to it very quickly. I like the sound.
Aftermarket intakes do produce a little more noise than the stock setup however it is very minimal and you get used to it very quickly. I like the sound.
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The bank exhaust I have is not very loud while cruising, probably only 20% louder. On start-up it makes a pretty good and loud "bark". Towing or floored it is about 50% louder than stock. Most of the noise is toward the rear of the vehicle, which isn't bad for a pick-up, but I would imagine more of the noise is going to get inside an ex since it's passenger compartment the whole way back.
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i have a FM 70 series. If u want a diff tone with a minimal sound increase then this muffler is for u, especially if u do alot of towing on steep grades where u have to rev that motor. The tone is different then stock, but i like this tone. Its also not to much louder over stock, if that is what ur looking for
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Don't waste your money on any 3" cat-back kit. Your truck already has 3" mandrel bent pipe from manifolds to the tip. Just replace the muffler and save your money for other things. I found out about this the hard way. Bought the FM cat-back kit, cut off the old exhaust and put the kit on the truck. Afterwards, I measured a piece of the old pipe and found it to be the same size, and to have mandrel bends.
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What is the fluttering noise they talk about with the Y pipe upgrade? I`de like to do the Y-pipe and a little better sounding tone from the exhaust. I don`t want it loud, and keep in mind I tow with it!
Actually, i just read Hybrids post and the FM sounds like the way to go!
Actually, i just read Hybrids post and the FM sounds like the way to go!
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