Unleash your vehicle's most aggressive sound with an MBRP Race Profile exhaust. Hear the biggest gains and turn heads every time you hit the gas. Your vehicle will sound like it belongs on a race track. Like anything else, the best course of action regarding your equipment is up to you.

Does NOT fit Regular Cab trucks, fits ALL other cab/bed configurations. Sounds really nice at WOT, and the tone is very deep at idle. Was decently made, electric motor has held up nicely from water over the past few months. Wireless fob has better range than my cars keyfob lol.

Larger tires and poor driving habits will skew mileage downward. Exhaust Material–Available in aluminized steel or T-409 stainless steel. Aluminized steel is our most popular but will eventually accumulate surface rust. So if your testing to see if you actually got stainless; beware that a magnet will still stick to it. We suggest the stainless upgrade if you regularly operate your truck on salted winter roads.

While our parts are engineered to boost your vehicle’s performance, specific performance outcomes cannot be guaranteed. The actual performance enhancements may vary depending on several factors. If you are on the fence do it it will bring a smile to your face and a frown to a liberal. It is what your truck is supposed to sound like and run like from factory.

Give your vehicle a unique sound with an MBRP Touring Profile exhaust. Enjoy a performance exhaust note without the aggressive volume. Your vehicle should have sounded this good from the factory. Give your vehicle a unique sound with an MBRP Tour Profile exhaust. Therefore, when you remove this filter, the fuel flows much easily and faster, increasing the overall fuel mileage. Not responsible for errors or omissions anywhere on this website .

Its exhaust stack, like many modern tractors, runs right up the right-side front pillar of the cab. I replaced its old muffler last year with a 6.7 powerstroke straight pipe pipe (chrome, of course, to drive my wife crazy), and for the most part, I like it fine. I have owned several fine old tractors over the years – and over the tenure of my ownership, several of them have found themselves with 6.7 powerstroke straight pipe pipes.