2009 catalytic converter removal

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Old 04-14-2014, 09:24 AM
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First off I'm new to the page so thanks for having me. I have a 2009 platinum with the 5.4l. I was wondering if these models had 2 or 4 cats and if it had four if it would hurt to delete the rear two. I plan on keeping the factory muffler was just wanting something different.
 
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Old 04-14-2014, 11:25 AM
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Your model has only 2 cats that are already a hi-flow type of cat. So no 2nd set to remove, and no need to get hi-flow cats.
 
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Old 04-14-2014, 03:16 PM
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whats a good set of headers or a good sounding mufflers for these this is my first ford ive always owned chevys so I don know much about em
 
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These trucks are a PITA to put headers on, believe me. But there are some long tubes available if you can tackle the install, otherwise it's $1000 in labor on top of the header cost. It's not completely terrible and I'm no mechanic, and I did it, but it's definitely one of the more abor intensive header installs and access on the passenger side is quite limited.

Borla mufflers sound the best in my opinion. Don't care for Flowmasters on these trucks and I don't like Magnaflow's low RPM sound.
 

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