F150/Expedition catback anyone?

PKRWUD · 11-09-2001, 11:12 PM

I bought and installed an Edelbrock cat-back kit for my '95 F150 about a year ago, and love it! Just like the neme implies, it replaces everything after the cat. Mine becomes a dual at the muffler, and has the two pipes exiting next to each other right behind the passenger side back tire. Sounds killer and revs faster. Installation was a breeze after I got the old pieces out. That part was tough, and unless you have an air compressor or a good die grinder with cutting wheels, you may have to have a shop do it.

My buddies Dad just bought an 2001 F150 crewcab, and he went straight to Borla and bought a cat-back for it and had his other son install it for him. Cost him around $400, but it's the best there is. He also installed a K&N FIPK at the same time, and said the difference was like night and day. He loves the fact that he installed both, and says he would do it exactly the same again.

Take care,
-Chris

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11-09-2001, 11:12 PM	#1
PKRWUD Junior Member Join Date: Mar 1999 Location: Ventura, California Posts: 8,981	I bought and installed an Edelbrock cat-back kit for my '95 F150 about a year ago, and love it! Just like the neme implies, it replaces everything after the cat. Mine becomes a dual at the muffler, and has the two pipes exiting next to each other right behind the passenger side back tire. Sounds killer and revs faster. Installation was a breeze after I got the old pieces out. That part was tough, and unless you have an air compressor or a good die grinder with cutting wheels, you may have to have a shop do it. My buddies Dad just bought an 2001 F150 crewcab, and he went straight to Borla and bought a cat-back for it and had his other son install it for him. Cost him around $400, but it's the best there is. He also installed a K&N FIPK at the same time, and said the difference was like night and day. He loves the fact that he installed both, and says he would do it exactly the same again. Take care, -Chris ------------------ Retired Moderator MustangNet My site: Peckerwoods Pit Stop My teams site: Jim Porter Racing RACECAR spelled backwards is RACECAR HEY !!! Are you ASE Certified ??? If you are, ask me about iATN.