Yeah. He's a stand up guy. :thumbsup: The delay in shipment was on the Roush end of things. ;) WDBWA.

Tips will stay on. No Detroit road salt here. ;)

I'm already looking forward to driving it again. It's funny, the truck has a cam lope now. Who'd have thunk it. :D

Thanks. I'm still trying to figure out which one to get. I was going to get the Roush off-road but the way you have described, I think it will be too loud for my liking.

Yeah, I know how you feel. I was on the fence for a long time deciding between the Roush legal and offroad exhausts and that's why I started this thread. I knew the legal kit would be fine sound wise, and knew the offroad kit would be louder. I then figured WTH, go for it, and I am happy with my decision.

The main thing I'm happy about is I have always liked how a muscle car sounds and never had one, now I have that sound with my truck.

You will love your Roush Exhaust! I installed mine in early June, & I get a big grin every time I start up the truck, especially in the morning on a cold start
or when I floor it on the highway passing somebody!!! It gives the truck such personality, it's all determined by your right foot.... There is a break in period, mine is louder now than when new, I have the legal system, & am happy with the amount of sound from it.....:thumbsup:

Awesome! Waiting for some sound clips. What makes this kit "not legal"?

A 10" muffler.:D

It's off road, not not legal.:lol:

Gotcha. I heard people calling the other one the "legal" kit. So I figured the off road was "non legal".

Hey, and the weather cain't be any better for crankin' the windows down and enjoyin' that rumble!! :beers:

See if ya can hit a couple WOT's and tell us how that sounds.. Freakin roars I'll bet!!

I would, but I don't want another window regulator to break. :lol:

It sounds pretty awesome. My first experience with a high quality exhaust.

They list one as Roush legal exhaust and the other as Roush off road exhaust.

I assume the legal kit is on Roush Ford dealership vehicles.

So I've been debating with myself for a long time between the MAgnaFlow 16112 and this kit, And the Magnaflow is going to end up running me about $400 + shipping

I see this is $430 plus shipping.

Are you happy with the investment?

I want the nice beefy deep tone to it, but I dont want something so loud Im gonna get sick of it. That said, Im 16 and blast my music to the point where Im sure I wont even hear it, but, what do you think?

Feel it was worth it?

Also, is it easy to do yourself? I have only a limited selection of handtools, and in this case would probably have to take it to a shop and have them do it.....

Couldn't even do the Autospring myself.

I can tell ya this.. I've got a friend that bought a Magnaflow SI/SO kit for his '02 Scab, didn't want to mess with installing it himself.. he took it to a Meineke and they charged him $70 to do it.. took like 30 minutes..

So probably a little more to run dual outs, but still not bad I thought... I put my Borla on myself and it took me a couple hours..

:beers:

Favre,

I feel it was worth it. I DIY'd the kit with hand tools, but I'm an aircraft mechanic, so it was rather simple.

I was kind of astonished by the sound compared to my 18" magnaflow I had on there. I was going to get a magnaflow 16616, but went with the Roush because the stainless is high quality 34, not 409 like magnaflow uses.

I'd ask around more if I were you. Maybe make a thread asking your concerns to get more opinions.

Yeah Im just deciding between the two, because honestly, If its as you describe, that nice deep meaty sound, thats exactly what I want....

Im thinking I might end up going with this kit.

Any idea how it will work out on my truck?

2007 F-150, Supercrew with the 5.5' bed....All compatible and whatnot?

Im leaning toward this kit, assuming all is compatible