Best sounding exhaust

[J.Keith]

My father in law recently bought a late '99 F250 and I'm going to put an exhaust on it for his birthday. So, me being a Dodge guy, whats the best sounding exhaust for a bone stock truck?

Thanks
Jeremy

 

[Bobus]

I really like the sound of a 4" straight pipe... Plus it works well on a stock truck..

 

[roachie]

5" sounds like a jet on my friends truck. I like it. Its a 7.3 but has a 6.0 whistle.

 

['Powerstroke7.3]

4 in would probably be enough. Straight through. Has a good echo on it.

 

[J.Keith]

So, will a straight through have a drone in the cab like they do on the Cummins?

 

[SLO DZL]

My 5in straight has some at certain rpms, prob wouldn't suggest a straight pipe if you plan on towing alot. But if you want the best sounding its the 5in straight with either a 6in or 7in tip IMO, be it regular exhaust tip or stack. Sounds better than any 4in ive ever heard.

 

[Lil' E]

My 5" straight through exhaust w/ 5" stack has a little bit of drone but nothing like a Cummins. The drone is around 2250 rpms between 75-80 mph.

 

[J.Keith]

Thanks guys!

 

[fbilly420]

4" straight is all youll need and sounds the best for sure.

 

[harvy22]

I have a 4" straight on mine and it sounds good. Pretty deep in the lower RPM's.

 

[lukesdiesel]

We have had some great feedback from out 4" expandit kits. Most seem to like the 7.3's with a muffler

 

[J.Keith]

I ended up putting a Diamond Eye 4'' kit on with the muffler. And a 4'' to 5'' stainless tip for the bling factor. It sounds pretty damn good. I was surprised at the increase in throttle response though, you could really tell a difference.

 

[lukesdiesel]

Diamond Eye makes a very nice kit.... you will enjoy it

 

[TBolt]

I have a stock truck with a programmer. I just installed a dynomax muffler and deleted the cat and it sounds great, deep mellow tone and no drone at any rpm.