exhaust ?
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The EFI system on thse trucks is designed to automatically adjust to changes in airflow throught the motor, you can do anything you want to the exhaust system as long as the O2 sensor is present and connected. In general the stock exhaust system is designed to be quiet above all else and it does sacrifice some power to achieve that goal.
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From: Lakewood, Ohio
i have mine angled out the side at 45 degrees.
Tuned
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From: Tulsa, Oklahoma
I have an 88 F-250HD with 352W and had a whole new exhaust installed
but went with dual glass packs with tail pipes running out behind tires
on both sides.
Much cheaper than the stock system which was $400 compared to the $200
I spent.
No cat, no harm !
but went with dual glass packs with tail pipes running out behind tires
on both sides.
Much cheaper than the stock system which was $400 compared to the $200
I spent.
No cat, no harm !
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well i built my exhaust this morning and it cost me a whole 20 bucks for the pipe and clamps just did a 20 inch section of 3 inch pipe out the stock cat and best of all i acctually like the sound
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Sweet. That is what mine sounds like. I wrapped mine up to 4500 RPM's and it really sounds sweet.
I am going to get a $50 or so rear tailpipe for mine though because I may be moving to Utah eventually so I can be closer to my National Guard unit.
I am going to get a $50 or so rear tailpipe for mine though because I may be moving to Utah eventually so I can be closer to my National Guard unit.
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