cheapest way to make your 2005 f150 4x4 regular cab sound good?
cheapest way to make your 2005 f150 4x4 regular cab sound good?
hey guys I just recently bought my 2005 4x4 f150 regular cab, and I was curious what's the cheapest way to make my truck sound good, I was thinking about electric exhaust cutouts, but its a little expensive I was looking for something around the 100 - 200 range? I live in houston, for anyone that knows anything by me, if anyone knows anyways, please help?
For the old "loud and cheap" exhaust I would crawl under and cut out your stock muffler. Then either put in a piece of pipe to bridge the distance or a Dynomax bullet or even a 14" Maganaflow, depending on how loud you really want it.
For that amount, I'd buy a Dynomax Bullet and have a shop install it for you. The muffler is only about $40 and most shops will cut out your stock and weld it up for about $40-50. It's up to you whether you want it dumped or exiting out the back/side. (bear in mind, tips are expensive) You're in Houston, so you Have to have Some kind of muffler. (I'm south of you in Texas City)
Absolute cheapest way for loud, run open Y, but goodbye performance and healthy engine 
Sounds like you need to swap your muffler for a loud one. The Dynomax Bullet would be a great choice, 2nd best Flowmaster 10 series, 3rd just straight pipe it. I know little about Houston but if you have emissions then straight pipe is not an option.

Sounds like you need to swap your muffler for a loud one. The Dynomax Bullet would be a great choice, 2nd best Flowmaster 10 series, 3rd just straight pipe it. I know little about Houston but if you have emissions then straight pipe is not an option.
ok so I'm a newb at this, if get a dynomax bullet or flow master, they cut off my stock exhaust?, and then I have to buy a new exhaust tip?, or something since I have some emissions crap in texas?
You can keep your tips and everything. You can do a straight muffler swap. You might need a little extra pipe because the stock mufflers are a little longer than most aftermarket mufflers.
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Not quite. Its just chopping the stock muffler out, welding the custom one in, and adding pipe to mate it to the tailpipe. You can request a new bent tailpipe thats 2.5", and have a tip added if you wish. A tip will help it sound a little better. It will pass emissons no problem.
Wow! I was a little slow typing that and now you have 3 of the same answer.
Last edited by grizzstang; Nov 18, 2008 at 01:57 PM.
Yep I got you by just 1 minute, but I'm bored, dont have work until 3, and i'm a fast typer
Either way, the same answer multiple times is a great re-assuring feeling.
you know those older camaros how they have the dual exhaust that stop right under the drivers seat, are those possible, or loud?, I'm assumeing expensive though if it is possible
Dumped under the truck? Very possible wherever you want it at, but not healthy for your health, or underbody as if not cleaned enough, dumped exhausts can tend to corrode some underbodies. And it will be real loud inside.
i see so, if i go to like all out off road which is like down the street from my house, and i brought them a dynomax bullet, they could probaly install it for me, or i guess id have to look at something they have.?
I just put on a SI/DO Cherry Bomb extreme with Magnaflow tips on my truck. They sound wonderful. They don't pop and crackle at all and they have a deep mellow tone, are pretty loud at idle and when I step on it but after I hit OD they are almost impossible to hear. They slash out the sides I'll get you a clip here pretty quick but I the price breakdown is below
Magnaflow Tips - $125
Cherrybomb Extreme Muffler- $66
Welding and bending pipe- $100
Magnaflow Tips - $125
Cherrybomb Extreme Muffler- $66
Welding and bending pipe- $100



