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Old 02-01-2019, 10:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Abel Coyote


thanks for the reply

I’m thinking of going with a similar setup but I was looking at their single inlet/exit 4” muffler. I believe the one you got would flow better once open though, especially if I make it a true dual exhaust. Are both 3” openening straight through once open?

Impatiently waiting for the install lol
Yes, it is straight through with the baffles open. You can pretty clearly see if you skip to 5:20 in the video. I'm getting very anxious too get it done.

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Originally Posted by OCMike
Yes, it is straight through with the baffles open. You can pretty clearly see if you skip to 5:20 in the video. I'm getting very anxious too get it done.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPVIZ6Ekiko
I can’t believe I missed that!
I’ll probably go that route too since I’m trying to get an exhaust with the least amount of backpressure possible for a turbo kit I’m building. Should sound good!
I’ll add a pic of my truck that I bought a couple months ago

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I’ll add a pic of my truck that I bought a couple months ago

NICE!!!
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NICE!!!
thanks!

My favorite part is when the lights are on haha


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Originally Posted by Abel Coyote


I can’t believe I missed that!
I’ll probably go that route too since I’m trying to get an exhaust with the least amount of backpressure possible for a turbo kit I’m building. Should sound good!
I’ll add a pic of my truck that I bought a couple months ago


Great looking truck..Love the stance! Nice looking house too, that style of architecture is sweet.

If you have time post some pictures in the Regular Cab thread.

https://www.f150forum.com/f118/offic...6/#post6076915

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Originally Posted by OCMike
Great looking truck..Love the stance! Nice looking house too, that style of architecture is sweet.

If you have time post some pictures in the Regular Cab thread.

https://www.f150forum.com/f118/offic...6/#post6076915

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thanks for the kind words!

And I will looking forward to the rest of your build. It’s an amazing truck!
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Couple of shots of the coilovers.






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I’m looking to upgrade my suspension and this was one of my options. Are they adjustable? I narrowed it down to these or the Viking shock/struts
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I’m looking to upgrade my suspension and this was one of my options. Are they adjustable? I narrowed it down to these or the Viking shock/struts

Yes...if you get the DSC option they have fast and slow adjustable dampening. I think however they are valved for heavier trucks because even at the softest setting the ride is very firm. In the picture at the lower right you can see the adjustment *****. A few people have asked me about the rub mark on the hose, that was from shipping.

I've considered looking into having them re valved for a better ride, but are living with them for now.

The handling with them is fantastic almost no body roll.

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Originally Posted by OCMike
Yes...if you get the DSC option they have fast and slow adjustable dampening. I think however they are valved for heavier trucks because even at the softest setting the ride is very firm. In the picture at the lower right you can see the adjustment *****. A few people have asked me about the rub mark on the hose, that was from shipping.

I've considered looking into having them re valved for a better ride, but are living with them for now.

The handling with them is fantastic almost no body roll.

Mike
When you talk about thinking they were intended for heavier trucks? Are you thinking like us Crew Cab guys or superdutys etc.?
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When you talk about thinking they were intended for heavier trucks? Are you thinking like us Crew Cab guys or superdutys etc.?
Super Duty doesn't take coilovers. RCSB is light compared to 145" WB and tends to bounce around.

This all has me thinking because mine on stock rides like absolute caca and I don't know how to fix it. Thinking Bilsteins will be too firm.

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