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Old Dec 11, 2009 | 01:19 PM
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Magnaflow exhaust. 14" will be the loudest. I have the 18" and no cab noise at highway speeds. My flowmaster rep said magnaflow puts out better numbers. So theres your answer lol. Get an edge, superchips sucks, (i know from experience)
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Old Dec 12, 2009 | 06:32 PM
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Originally Posted by dplummer87
Magnaflow exhaust. 14" will be the loudest. I have the 18" and no cab noise at highway speeds. My flowmaster rep said magnaflow puts out better numbers. So theres your answer lol. Get an edge, superchips sucks, (i know from experience)

Get a custom tune, both edge and superchips suck compared to a custom tune done by a tunner using SCT software.
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Old Dec 12, 2009 | 06:47 PM
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Originally Posted by dplummer87
Magnaflow exhaust. 14" will be the loudest. I have the 18" and no cab noise at highway speeds. My flowmaster rep said magnaflow puts out better numbers. So theres your answer lol. Get an edge, superchips sucks, (i know from experience)
I like my Edge but I'm sure a custom tune would be better, I mean it is custom. Your Flowmaster rep said that? I was just about to buy a Flowmaster 40 series mostly because I liked the sound but if Magnaflow puts out better numbers which Magnaflow muffler is the loudest?

And yeah i woulda been fairly bummed if i posted a thread and someone told me to search another for the answer but he shouldn't have responded with "I don't have enough time" He kinda had that "rude" comment coming to him. Besides all that I think it's hilarious when people start bitching back and forth at each other on this forum.
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Old Dec 12, 2009 | 09:27 PM
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I just put the order in 5 minutes ago for a gryphon programmer. It comes with canned tunes but you can also put on custom for your mods.
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Old Dec 12, 2009 | 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by robow
I have a 2007 FX2 i want to change the exhaust add cold air intake. Is the hypertech 3 programmer ok to use with these changes and is it worth the money? Also for the exhaust I want to do a three inch cat back is this good or do you have a recomendation for something better.
My recommendation is that you do all your performance mods such as CAI and exhaust first and then get a quality SCT tuner and some custom tunes. I had both Troyer Performance and VMP custom tunes for my truck and would easily recommend both.
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Old Dec 13, 2009 | 01:00 AM
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14" magnaflow is loudest. Its the 5x9x14
oval or something like that. Yeah, I went into the local muffler shop and asked about getting an exhaust put on and he said it would be X amount of dollars for his flowmaster (Thats all he stocks and sells) I asked how much would it be to install a magnaflow if I brought it in. he said X amount and that I would be smarter to use magnaflow because their numbers are much better. Like i said, this guy only sells flowmaster.
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Old Dec 13, 2009 | 01:53 AM
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Go with a Gryphon. Bill knows his stuff.
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Old Dec 13, 2009 | 07:40 PM
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I plan to send my to bill to have it turned into a gryphon w/ custom tunes.
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Old Dec 29, 2009 | 07:41 AM
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Originally Posted by racin4ds
Stay away from Hypertech and 3" is way to much for a stock 5.4 stay with a quality 2.5" setup. Edge or SCT is the tuner you want, the others are not worth a darn. Just read up on here to find all you ever wanted to know.
i agree i bought a hypertech about 8 months ago and they still cant get my truck tuned right. 09 ford f150 5.4l.. its an expensive paper weight...
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Old Dec 29, 2009 | 07:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Darnell
Hypertech’s tune for the 07 F-150 5.4L gets gains of 25 HP and 40 TQ and is set up for a stock vehicle or one with light modifications such as an air cleaner or a cat-back. If you install an aftermarket air intake or exhaust that dramatically affects the amount of airflow into the engine or how the sensors read it, the tuning must be altered to recalibrate the sensor for the fueling and ignition timing to be correct. We always want to make the best product to fit our customers needs, so please fill out our product request form and specify the particular cold air intake and exhaust set-up in the “Comments” (Product Request…http://hypertech.com/requests.php). This will help us determine which modifications are the most popular, and which brands we should focus our attention on. If we develop a tune for a particular air intake that requires recalibration, that will become available through an internet update, and you will be notified via the email you provide in the product request form.
might want to work on getting the tuner to work on stock veh first. i have a 09 f150 5.4l and bought a hypertech 8 months ago. you cant still get my truck to run right. ping ping ping, or stock stock stock.
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