Was wanting to cut stock mufflers off a 2020 Eco and just replace the 2 stock mufflers and tips, no axle back kit, has anyone done this and if so what mufflers did you use, I'am looking for something that not too obnoxious and no drone in car, just looking for a little more sound.
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How much volume are you looking for?
Depending on what mufflers/tips you choose, economically you might be better off with an axle-back or cheap catback. Additionally, I think you're going to have a hard time finding sound clips of different mufflers on the eco as most don't just swap the mufflers.
If you're looking for just a slight increase in sound, pick up a CVF Y-Pipe for $150 and delete the resonator.
Depending on what mufflers/tips you choose, economically you might be better off with an axle-back or cheap catback. Additionally, I think you're going to have a hard time finding sound clips of different mufflers on the eco as most don't just swap the mufflers.
If you're looking for just a slight increase in sound, pick up a CVF Y-Pipe for $150 and delete the resonator.
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Basically, what you intend to do is a DIY axle-back as I understand it.
By the time you buy the two mufflers, you might as well just buy an axle-back kit for about the same money, and save yourself the hassle.
At least with an axle-back kit from a reputable supplier, the sound will be known and tested.
Untested DIY mufflers could cause drone, and then you won't be happy and you have just wasted your money.
Roush is a good sounding one and I have them on my Ecoboost.
By the time you buy the two mufflers, you might as well just buy an axle-back kit for about the same money, and save yourself the hassle.
At least with an axle-back kit from a reputable supplier, the sound will be known and tested.
Untested DIY mufflers could cause drone, and then you won't be happy and you have just wasted your money.
Roush is a good sounding one and I have them on my Ecoboost.
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