Exhaust question not about sound
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Exhaust question not about sound
Hey guys does anyone know what size pipes we have stock? I keep seeing 2 1/4 and 2 1/2. Nobody has been able to tell me what size it is. Not even Ford would tell me which I found odd. I have a true dual exhaust but no muffler and it won't pass the inspection here in VA so I want to add one but I also want to get the best gas mileage as well.
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FWIW, a non factory exhaust won't hurt your gas mileage any, if at all. Exhaust just helps your motor breathe. Opening the exhaust just helps it breathe better. It does give you mildly more HP, and if you take advantage of that HP (heavy foot) it will hurt your mileage some, but it's more about driving than the pipes.
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FWIW, a non factory exhaust won't hurt your gas mileage any, if at all. Exhaust just helps your motor breathe. Opening the exhaust just helps it breathe better. It does give you mildly more HP, and if you take advantage of that HP (heavy foot) it will hurt your mileage some, but it's more about driving than the pipes.
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Just take it to an exhaust shop and buy the muffler from them and have them install it. Magnaflow is a really good choice and sound great on our motors. You're over thinking it with the size and all that stuff, adaptors can be made plus you don't really know what your custom duals are until you measure them.
Go to your local muffler shop and let them take care of it.
Go to your local muffler shop and let them take care of it.
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yeah, i think it depends on the area of the exhaust! mine goes from 2 1/4 to 2 1/2! i had a magnaflow cat back duels.
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That 1/2" 1/4" difference in regular pipe that your fussing over isn't going to make a hill of beans difference for what you want to do. You'd be better off just adding a muffler to what you have if you want to quiet it down. The larger the pipe the lower and deeper the tone of your exhaust will be. It sounds like you have everything you need, other than a muffler, and if you want to quiet it down even more, a cat, if you don't already have one.