V-10 Exhaust
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Hands down for the 2V V10 Doug Throley or Gale Banks long tube headers are the best. They come with a replacement y-pipe as well because the stock y-pipe is garbage. Type of exhaust depends on how loud you want it.
Heres a link to a thread of what I got on my truck.(Theres a video posted in there too) https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/7...-fm70-mod.html
Heres a link to a thread of what I got on my truck.(Theres a video posted in there too) https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/7...-fm70-mod.html
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I wouldn't bother with a cat-back system. If you have a 2V engine, replace your Y-pipe with something that flows better, then get a performance muffler (your choice) and a decent tip.
Use the savings to fill your fuel tank.
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I had the Borla headers and cat-back on my 99 V10. Good system. Back then, it was the least expensive.
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I have just put a K&N cold air on my truck and i already have it programed, so i have plenty of power. I just want to make it breath better and sound badass. I wasnt sure if one pipe or duals were better on the V-10. I have heard two trucks with duals and they sounded like crap.
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I'd keep the single 3" exhaust exiting out the back. If you want the "Dual look" you can use a single in dual out muffler. (3"in/2-2.5" out) A chambered muffler like flowmaster usually sounds better on the V10. I wouldn't go too loud with the muffler maybe a 50 series SUV, you want something with some volume to it. A replacement y-pipe like the Ebay y-pipe will make more power and make the exhaust louder but you will probably get a little exhaust flutter.
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Those Doug Thorley's are expensive, the banks looks like the best bet for me, any other input though would be nice. I'm not doing anything yet i jsut wanted to get a good idea of what was out there, and hear it from guys that have used the products. Not just reading an advertisment.
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Those Doug Thorley's are expensive, the banks looks like the best bet for me, any other input though would be nice. I'm not doing anything yet i jsut wanted to get a good idea of what was out there, and hear it from guys that have used the products. Not just reading an advertisment.
