I have a muffler delete on my Ford F-150 and was wondering if a resonator delete Will effect my truck or add more horsepower
It will make your truck nosier that it is now. It will provide you with no horsepower gains at all.
It will upset your neighbors, the local police and your Mother wonât ride with you anymore.
I think that is the intent. Just like the high power amplifiers that make the body panels rattle.
Yes, but drivers who are⊠suggestible⊠will perceive that there is more power.
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You donât mention the year of your truck. But assuming itâs from within the past 25+ years, then as others have noted, reducing exhaust restriction will cause the ECM (computer) to change the air-fuel ratio to compensate for the reduced back pressure. As a result, youâll likely feel no power difference.
In the older carburetor days, reducing exhaust restriction would help to improve power.
Sorry itâs a 2013 v6 twin turbo charged
The Ecoboost isnât going to be very loud even without a muffler, itâs two turbos do cancel out some of the noise. Also itâs not going to sound like a V8 no matter what you do. Iâve had two F-150 3.5L Ecoboosts so far. Great, great truck engine, gobs of low-mid range torque. But it doesnât have a very inspiring exhaust note. I would actually try to avoid making it louder. My Mustang on the other hand will be getting a set of long tubes in the near future.
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And there are idiots everywhere going to their local Home Depot looking for one.
Just tell them that youâre sold out and have them check Lowes.
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Just waiting for it to clear customs.
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The ECU isnt going to âchange your AFRâ as the AFR is closely maintained at 14.7ish (on most vehicles at cruising speeds) to comply with emissions and it definitely wonât make more power. It will definitely add more of that annoying âdroneâ to your exhaust note. It MAY also however make your turbos ever so slightly more responsive or you MAY loose some low end torque prior to the turbos spooling up. Honestly it depends on how much turbulence is in the resonator. Resonators by design arent very restrictive so donât expect anything more than 100rpm quicker spool from a dead stop and maybe half a second at best spool time at cruising speeds. The turbulence however is taken into account when the exhaust is designed and with that being factored into the many other bends and various restrictions of your exhaust system they work together to promote scavenging at low RPM before the turbos spool up. This in turn draws in more fresh air and fuel improving low end torque. That loss of scavenging is partly why many people believe the ECU has something to do with loss of torque on the low end when modifying exhaust systems. Itâs all purposely built to work together you see. The length of the intake runners compliment your cam profile and help force the intake air mass into the cylinder and the same goes for the exhaust and how they are designed to help pull exhaust out of the cylinder. Again though with how unrestrictive by nature a resonator is your not likely to notice any difference. Itâll just sound a little bit more ricy.
Most folks think that
The louder the exhaust, the less manly the driver is.
You wonât get very many dates with a truck that sounds like that.
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It will take a while. They are shipped on unicorns from China.
Besides the acoustic trauma destroying your hearing.