SuperTruck or Stay with Magnaflow?
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SuperTruck or Stay with Magnaflow?
I have an 02 SuperCrew with 4.6. Did the Superchip, Airaid intake and magnaflow exhaust from the original "Y" exiting right before the rear tire, just like the Supertruck. I did not lose any low end torque and even gained a little bit. The sound is good but not as low as I want it. I used to have an 01 Supercab with 5.4 and I had a Flowmaster 50 series with deltaflow. My question is, I think the Gibson Supertruck would give me that low rumble but will I lose low end torque? If so, then I am sticking with my setup and maybe just change the factory "Y" to an aftermarket one. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Re: SuperTruck or Stay with Magnaflow?
Originally posted by Newbie54
I have an 02 SuperCrew with 4.6. Did the Superchip, Airaid intake and magnaflow exhaust from the original "Y" exiting right before the rear tire, just like the Supertruck. I did not lose any low end torque and even gained a little bit.
I have an 02 SuperCrew with 4.6. Did the Superchip, Airaid intake and magnaflow exhaust from the original "Y" exiting right before the rear tire, just like the Supertruck. I did not lose any low end torque and even gained a little bit.
You state it both ways here, I just wanted some clarification.
When you look at the Dyno sheet, what was the after ( and a before if you have one, else are you comparing this to stock ).
Also was the dyno after all 3 mods, or just after the xhst change out ?
I have the ST, but did a whole line of mods without individual dyno pulls, so I cannot say 100% that the ST did not cause a low end TQ loss, but over all I am up for the mods done when compared to the stock numbers ( from Frord ).
I am actually considering the Bassani cat back, dual pipe forward dump xhst, but still considering it at a list price of $ 871.00.
Still thinking that spending the $$ on the Bassani, and then another $100.00 on the dyno pull is it worth the money ?
Don't know the answer to this myself.
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I would have to say that based on seat-of-the-pants meter, I did not loose any low end torque. I raced a stock F150 SuperCab with 5.4 and beat it. I would have to say that I am quicker than a stock truck that is a little bit lighter and has bigger engine.
The reason for this post is because I am looking for a deeper tone exhaust and maintain the current low end toque that I have. Would Gibson SuperTruck rob the low end torque out of a 4.6? I know that the SuperTruck has a good low rumble. I just don't know if I will lose any low end torque? If it does not rob any low end toque, then I will switch to it since I can always sell my current setup(Magnaflow) to a friend who has a very similar truck. Any advise would be appreciated.
The reason for this post is because I am looking for a deeper tone exhaust and maintain the current low end toque that I have. Would Gibson SuperTruck rob the low end torque out of a 4.6? I know that the SuperTruck has a good low rumble. I just don't know if I will lose any low end torque? If it does not rob any low end toque, then I will switch to it since I can always sell my current setup(Magnaflow) to a friend who has a very similar truck. Any advise would be appreciated.
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Thanks for the reply. I will stay with my current setup. Since I work at a Ford dealership (Service Portion), there is a good chance of someone's truck pulling in with a Gibson exhaust on a 4.6 I will just test it from there and make my decision based on that. No, I will not abuse the customer's ride. It would be a simple burp of the gas pedal and from that I can tell if there is a gain in the low end since I drive stock 4.6s all day.
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