smotley7601

Getting ready get some equity from a home sale... Of course after paying off a few bills and sticking some cash and savings i will be able to spend aroung 5 - 6k on some mods for my 2013 F150 Ecoboost. I know that i def would like to have a downpipe, exhaust and intercooler upgrade. Im looking at the kooks catted downpipe, magnaflow turn-down exhaust and fullrace intercooler. What else would y'all recommend? I consider a Intake kit but the way i understand it the stock intake and pipes are good enough.... Im also really considering a 170* thermostat and auxiliary oil cooler? What are the pros and cons to the 170* thermostat? Anything else yall thank i should add to my list of upgrades besides the proper tuning for them?

Thanks

ftownkev

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Don't know if you are looking for performance or looks but I would have to say get some Clazzio leather seat covers or a Raptor grille that the member Reider is manufacturing they look awesome. I just got and installed my seat covers and love them they change the entire interior very high quality.

smotley7601

I've got the carhatt seat covers already... but i have consider those... im looking for some performance and looks both.... Any suggestions on what i listed or didn't list

Franchi Motorsports

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Performance wise, in order of actual HP gains, would suggest tuner, downpipe, catback, intake, intercooler.

smotley7601

so an intake is recommended... what intake with a synthetic filter would you recommend?

smotley7601

not trying to be annoying but what does everyone else think?

USCG-Retired

I'm always a little leery about mods that MAY affect my warranty.

Had a 01 F250 diesel that I put a Western Diesel exhaust brake on. Had a piston issue, and Ford tried to void my warranty. It got fixed, but, it was a hassle.

tareed94

Heard someone say the other day that they either did, or almost had their dealer drop their warranty after seeing they had a full race intercooler.

48ford

From an audiophile. You need some Focal Utopias up front with a good amp and processor. Throw in a good sub in a custom, built to spec box to go along with those. Depends how much you like music but it's something different to think about.