1995 F150 Exhaust

[TruckDude94]

Hey everyone,

So I have my 95 F150 with the 351 in it. I have a K&N intake, JBA shorty headers, 3" catback system with glasspack, and the 2 stock cats. It is still wayy to quiet for me, I wanna hear that thing rumble like a 351 should goin down the road lol :mad2:. How much volume and power gain would I get from high flow cats? Is it possible to replace the old ones with a single high flow one? If I went with high flows I would go with magnaflow. Thanks

 

[Deranged]

As far as sound goes, the Flowmaster Super 44 and Super 50 (if I remember right) are the 2 loudest in their line. I have the 44 coming around Wednesday for my Chevy and will try and update when it goes in. It's supposed to be so aggressive that they sell them cheap because you will need to spend another $2000 in a new stereo if you ever wanna hear the stereo lol.

Cousin has a Roushe cat-back single to dual pipe to dual mufflers to dual pipes on his 2014 Mustang 5.0 and they sound good, but just purr, not overly aggressive. Plus it cost around $600 for that system, while a new tail-pipe section and Super 44 cost me right at $100. Single in/Single Out. Roushe makes a great product though, I would see if they have anything for your truck as well.

Magnaflow doesn't sound bad, but I couldn't find a single Mag that I liked when looking for mine. Youtube has some great sound/video clips of the different installs and you can usually find them for any vehicle you like.

Good luck!

Deranged