I would like to get a dual in, dual out exhaust system with dual mufflers and a good throaty sound. Would it be more cost effective to purchase a kit, or have a muffler shop custom build one. I know that with a custom build I can get the pipes out the back behind the tires pointing sideways. Also if it would be more cost effective to purchase a kit...where and what recomendaitons?? I have a 4.6 ltr. 2001 Ext. Cab, Regular Bed. I have not been able to find a kit that will fit my truck...only supercrews w/ a shortbed (or is that the same thing)
~Phil

 

I think It will be more cost effective to have a muffler shop custom build one.

Phil

 

I agree. If you go with a custom exhaust you'll get exactly what you want too

 

It's my understanding that what Ford refers to as the "short bed" is the 6.5' bed. What exactly they call the 5.5' bed I don't know...worthless, maybe?

 

Thanks guys, I didn't know that the 6.5 was the short bed, that really does not make ANY sense what so ever, I always thought I was just fleet style regular bed. Theres a custom shop near my house, where I am getting my ranch hand front bumper replacement, they said that they know a few good muffler shops.
~Phil

 

You'll be better off getting a custom shop to do the exhaust. Order your parts and have them put it on. I have $187 in my custom Magnaflow exhaust.

 

You can use discount code ebay2e at www.performancepeddler.com to save a few bucks.

 

Newer code if others don't work: locale2p
I just ordered there and that code was in my confirmation email.

 

custom built exhaust by ur exhaust shop, chose ur mufflers, & tell them to put them in in the type of system you want, and your good to go :rockon:

 

I don't believe a Cat-Back bolt-on system is an option, since you want a DIDO set-up. I believe all the Cat-Backs are SIDO or SISO.