Thats coo, I like the 92+ better, but free is free.

 

...And that's what I want my 300 to sound like.

Why do I only see one tip in your picture?

 

Which pic?
They are there, it might be hidden in the back.

If you like how this sounds here is my F350. Got to love V8's
Video of F350 Sound Clip - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting

 

Oh! I see'em now.

So you do indeed have the exact same setup I did. Do you wax your tips or anything? I haven't had mine for 2 or 3 months in the south and they're starting to rust, even though I use wax - sometimes WD40 on them.

I think maybe the salt water from Ike hurt them. Still, they shouldn't be rusting so quickly should they..?

 

DAMN YOU! thats my dream truck right there...those I6's sound like mini diesels like that straight pipes or what muffler is that cause i want to do the same setup soon

 

Mine are SS. I have almost the same setup on my F350 and I made it a few years ago, and the tips are still as good as they were when I put em on. I use mothers powerball with some blue stuff that smells like amonia. Works real good. Ill have too look at the bottle when im in my garage.

 

Thanks man. She's my baby! Believe me, I take good care of her. I plan on running her untill I can't.
The muffler is a Flowmaster Super 44. It doesn't so much muffle as it does mask the raspy sound a 300 makes, and it does add a bit of rumble. Personally, I think I6'd sound best straight piped.

Let me know what the stuff is, if you don't mind. I don't want to be replacing tips every 1.5 years. They're cheap enough, but who wants to go through the hassle? Plus I can probably use the stuff on my toolbox; I just can't get that thing looking good.

 

[quote=6CylBill;6728665]Thanks man. She's my baby! Believe me, I take good care of her. I plan on running her untill I can't.
The muffler is a Flowmaster Super 44. It doesn't so much muffle as it does mask the raspy sound a 300 makes, and it does add a bit of rumble. Personally, I think I6'd sound best straight piped.



sweet i was planning on throwin a set of hooker LT headers on it then weldin up nothin but tube...i cant decide either 2 tips out one side like yours or one out each side either way in front of the rear wheels

 

[quote=9.ford.5;6729745]Straight-pipe-loud side pipes are unbearably hard on the eardrums, due to the cab resonating the sound. You will regret it if you do that. Before you say that you like loud, let me just spare you the trouble of re-directing your exhaust pipes later on; run'em out the back! It'll still be very loud on the exterior, but comfortable inside the cab.

 

The stuff is Blue Magic Liquid Metal Polish

 

[quote=6CylBill;6729842]yeah it would have the fish tank effect ha well i have limited tubing and no benders of any sort so maybe ill just grab a muffler of some sort...and some earplugs

 

[quote=9.ford.5;6732172]No way man. $30 will buy you a replacement tail pipe. This means it'll slip right in. If you need extra pipe, Advanced or O'Reily or any automotive place sells piping, with clamps. It's extremely easy to do it yourself. If it wasn't easy, I wouldn't be able to do it.

But hey, let me recommend this; Whatever muffler you get (I've heard a Dynomax on a 300 and I loved it) get the biggest outlet you can for a deeper tone. Then go to your local muffler shop and pick up a replacement tailpipe; they'll have one to fit your muffler (I.E. mine was 2.50''). If you buy a replacement tailpipe from a auto shop it will only come in 2.25''.

 

hmm ill have to check that out if its that cheap thanks man