2015 F150 exhaust
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I used Edelbrock SDT mufflers on a 93 Grand Prix and loved the sound. Have a muffler shop measure the pipes and modify them and add these or Corsa mufflers. Dont go Flowmaster.
Borla
If you want to impress me, you'd leave it stock or make it even quieter. . .
I had a Borla system on a Grand Prix GTP a few years back and really liked it. Not that cheap, raspy noise, but a slight rumble at low rpm, and a bit louder at wide open throttle. I would buy another similar system if I bought a worthy vehicle.
Remove a silencer and replace it with flex pipe.
Originally Posted By: Merkava_4
If you want to impress me, you'd leave it stock or make it even quieter. . .
Yep. Please don't be just another pickup with noisy duals...
If you want to impress me, you'd leave it stock or make it even quieter. . .
Yep. Please don't be just another pickup with noisy duals...
A nice sound is finding good music you can both agree on while trucking on. Anything that degrades the comfort for your wife at your desire to make the exhaust a tad louder is Stupid. If you had a Ford Raptor and took it off road, I could see playing with the exhaust.
My brothers hemi Ram factory exhaust is too loud inside the cab.
Co-worker replaced his Silverado factory muffler with a "quiet" Flowmaster and It sounds nice.
Co-worker replaced his Silverado factory muffler with a "quiet" Flowmaster and It sounds nice.
I purchased a Gibson 3 inch single exhaust for my F150 years ago. It was wonderful sounding. Quiet, with a deeper tone, and none of that SWICCCCCCCCHHHHHHHH sound of a pipe that's to small. Best sounding exhaust I've ever owned. Just right!
I don't know for sure about you 2015 but I know on the 2011-2014 models you can buy the 'intermediate pipe' that my 2009 comes stock with and replace your resonator with it. It is just a straight piece of 2.5" with the OEM connections on it. Most guys do that and are happy with the sound. You can order the part direct from a Ford dealer or online parts place and it bolts right in place, no modifications required.
If you want/need a muffler swap I just recently put a GMPP Borla muffler on my 2009 5.4. Yes, it is a GMPP muffler on a Ford. The issue on these trucks is that Ford has a 3" Y pipe at the cats necked down to 2.5" at the intermediate pipe then it flares up to 2.75" on mine and 3.0" on yours. So, GMPP has a Borla muffler that is 2.75" and I picked it up for cheap directly from Borla. You have 3" so you will have MANY more options than I did for a muffler swap.
Just be careful, the 5.0 can get raspy in a hurry in the F150 if you uncork it too much.
If you want/need a muffler swap I just recently put a GMPP Borla muffler on my 2009 5.4. Yes, it is a GMPP muffler on a Ford. The issue on these trucks is that Ford has a 3" Y pipe at the cats necked down to 2.5" at the intermediate pipe then it flares up to 2.75" on mine and 3.0" on yours. So, GMPP has a Borla muffler that is 2.75" and I picked it up for cheap directly from Borla. You have 3" so you will have MANY more options than I did for a muffler swap.
Just be careful, the 5.0 can get raspy in a hurry in the F150 if you uncork it too much.
Drink a can of Sapporo and use the can afterwards as a N1 muffler j/k.
Make that thing LOUD - impresses all of the neighbors
Roush Performance is always a good option with a Ford
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ov1QHFtGV2Y
Exhaust note is a personal thing.....kind of like musical preference LOL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ov1QHFtGV2Y
Exhaust note is a personal thing.....kind of like musical preference LOL
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