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Im debating between Ford Racings Dual Exhaust system, which is $995 comes with 2 GT mufflers, the GT read bumper and the X pipe (everything needed for the work) including the bolts needed. But i was also looking at Magnaflows and Pypes work, Magnaflow has a loud sound and is cheaper but I would have to buy the bumper separate. Pypes is nice and loud but Ive ruled them out because they sound a little rice for me. What are people opionions on the difference between Ford Racings and Magnaflows dual exhaust setups. Also if I get the ford racing one I would end up getting the whole power package which is an extra $200 for an extra 15 hp gain.
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2010 power pack is pointless. It comes with a drop in K&N instead of a CAI. No one, to my knowledge makes a CAI for the 2010 V6's You could always do a pypes mid muffler setup. Pypes has some install pics of their kit on a 2010. You could also use a pypes x and mid pipes and use whatever mufflers you want. I'm not a fan of the magnaflows. They aren't cheap and they use an h pipe to attach to the stock y pipe. Sounds ricey to me too.
pypes and frpp sound too much like a modded GTI to me. U could go to a shop and have them make you a system with magnaflows or take-offs? prolly save some $.
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2010 power pack is pointless. It comes with a drop in K&N instead of a CAI. No one, to my knowledge makes a CAI for the 2010 V6's You could always do a pypes mid muffler setup. Pypes has some install pics of their kit on a 2010. You could also use a pypes x and mid pipes and use whatever mufflers you want. I'm not a fan of the magnaflows. They aren't cheap and they use an h pipe to attach to the stock y pipe. Sounds ricey to me too.
Check out this website. I bought my CAI and tuner from them. They do have a CAI for the 2010 V6. It's a great setup.
Once you get to the site, click on the "05-08 V6" tab (they haven't updated that tab to reflect the 2009-2010). Once you get in there you'll see the 2010 kit.
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I thought the engines in the 09 and 10 V6's were the same, why would a CAI for one not work on the other?
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Ford Racing Dual vs Magnaflow Dual
