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Got them installed today. They sound great! Tame at idle and cruise, no drone. Nice tone at WOT, loud but not too loud. I like them!
I will try to make a startup and rev video tomorrow with comparison to the previous mufflers. I have to wait till the weekend for my buddies to help me to make a drive-by video, but sure I will post them. Yes, it seems the stock manifold + the stock midpipe with cats makes a lot of volume reduction. But I'm happy about it, I didn't wanted something much louder than stock.
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I’ve considered same. What changes/gains did you notice?
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I didn't notice much of a difference when I swapped mine out. It is one of those things that with your wallet now being lighter you can kind of convince yourself that it is faster to justify it but it isn't going to be an amazing change
I did the 6R80 conversion in my 2003 Mach1.
I used the Dorman steel shaft because it was cheaper ($430). However it had a bad vibration between 35 and 45mph. I bought and installed the Ford racing aluminum one for $698 and vibration completely gone now. Fit like a glove once I switched out the rear adapter to match my Cobra IRS larger flange on the 8.8 rear.
37Toyo mt to replace the stock 37 bfg k02s
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New party pulley . Car doesn’t make the boost I want in the mountains . Should make 15psi now instead of 11 psi . I’ll probably just run it at the lower elevation tracks as well seasons almost over . Also ordered some 31 spline Yukon axles and new spider gears for my explorer carrier for my budget rebuild . 
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Which setup did you decide on??
Latest purchase & attempt at dialing in accuracy without the damn scope…
Picked this up this morning. Pretty sure my gardener stole my old one. No big deal, had it years and years but in its last hurrah I popped 7 squirrels with it then forgetfully left it out back.
New ones record: 1 shot; 1 kill
EDIT: 2 for 2. The cocky little bastard that ran by while I was posting made the mistake of coming back. With 10 acres of orchard we have a problem that I let go on for too long. Sorry lil’ fellers, but you’re just too damn destructive
View from my front porch and “the killing fields”!
Picked this up this morning. Pretty sure my gardener stole my old one. No big deal, had it years and years but in its last hurrah I popped 7 squirrels with it then forgetfully left it out back.
New ones record: 1 shot; 1 kill
EDIT: 2 for 2. The cocky little bastard that ran by while I was posting made the mistake of coming back. With 10 acres of orchard we have a problem that I let go on for too long. Sorry lil’ fellers, but you’re just too damn destructive
View from my front porch and “the killing fields”!
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The Dynomax, very satisfied with it. It has a close to stock tone and volume on idle, a little bit louder during cruise and powerful at hard acceleration. No noticeable drone.
I will try to do a driveby and a launch video someday.
Where’s the luck?! Right as I was posting the pic looking out from my porch, a big f’g Red Tail Hawk swooped down in the brown (dead weeds) area across the street, nabbed a mouse and took off. Pretty cool to see Mother Nature in action though.
cobrajeff96
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Time to say goodbye to Motorcraft filters. It's been good and I will say the FL-1A has served the motor well. Now time to upgrade to Canton.
What makes you say that?
One of these should be showing up today. 8 dollar filter changes going forward instead of 20 plus for the dumb ecoboost cartridges
So your spending $342 to save $12 per oil change which should finally net you a return on your 29th oil change or in 145,000 miles if you change every 5,000 miles. What am I missing?
cobrajeff96
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Nothing wrong with the Motocrafts per se, but the Canton flows better, traps more crap, and looks cooler, and is easily inspectable (don't have to keep cutting filter casings open).
The initial buy in is just for the spin-on housing, but the replaceable filter elements cost just about the same as the big FL-1A filters but they're better performing in every way (see above).
