Loud Exhaust
#1
Loud Exhaust
Not 100% sure yet, but assuming that I get approved financing for my F150, I'll be picking up my 2011 XLT tomorrow.
If everything works out, the first thing I plan on doing is putting a muffler on the truck (V6 with FlexFuel).
I was wondering: what is the loudest practical muffler that I can put on? I don't want to lose much MPG but I want it to roar at the same time. Suggestions?
If everything works out, the first thing I plan on doing is putting a muffler on the truck (V6 with FlexFuel).
I was wondering: what is the loudest practical muffler that I can put on? I don't want to lose much MPG but I want it to roar at the same time. Suggestions?
#3
King Ranchin' Member
Either Flormaster 44/10 or go staight pipe. Buddy of mines got an ecoboost with straigt pipes and it is really loud. Good luck and congrats on your new member of the family, lol.
#6
Senior Member
My prior truck was a 03 F-150 5.4L. I had 2.25" custom bent dual straights on it. It would set car alarms off. Gonna do the same to the 5.0. Should sound way better with the 5.0 though!
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Not 100% sure yet, but assuming that I get approved financing for my F150, I'll be picking up my 2011 XLT tomorrow.
If everything works out, the first thing I plan on doing is putting a muffler on the truck (V6 with FlexFuel).
I was wondering: what is the loudest practical muffler that I can put on? I don't want to lose much MPG but I want it to roar at the same time. Suggestions?
If everything works out, the first thing I plan on doing is putting a muffler on the truck (V6 with FlexFuel).
I was wondering: what is the loudest practical muffler that I can put on? I don't want to lose much MPG but I want it to roar at the same time. Suggestions?
Why not just leave it stock?
#10
Originally Posted by thebigarniedog
Why not just leave it stock?