Ds_2020Ranger
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I have it, is it necessary? No. Does it make nice loud whooshy sounds? Yes. Does it make me smile when I hear it go off? Yes.
Smprfiguy
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Wife just got me mine for an early xmas gift.
deff not necessary, offers about as much performance as replacing the grill.
also causes the truck to buck a lot, because I will go from wot to off of it everytime I leave a light and giggle like a little kid.
deff not necessary, offers about as much performance as replacing the grill.
also causes the truck to buck a lot, because I will go from wot to off of it everytime I leave a light and giggle like a little kid.
Smprfiguy
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Only if your dead inside
Mustang2Ranger
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Go with the GFB DV+ instead
SMH at those noisemakers
SMH at those noisemakers
Gsxrdoug
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I've got it and love it. With the windows rolled up A/C on and radio on its actually hard to hear. But when I do hear it, I'm loosing gas money.
OFC Ranger
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So pretty much exhaust systems right? As a single upgrade; far more expensive, far louder, more constant, for real world gains that can pretty much not be felt realistically by the driver.
I have a BoV, but I'm not unrealistic in what it provides, why I spent 1/3 the cost on a Boomba adapter and not a Turbo Smart.
Matter of fact I bought a Boomba meant for the 2.3L mustang version of our engine because it was $30 cheaper than the one they sell for the Ranger.
Woo Woo Psssshhhh
Mustang2Ranger
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Not sure how we got from BOV to exhaust since they provide completely different functions, but there are plenty of threads on exhaust
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OFC Ranger
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It was sarcasm. My comment was not about functionality, but the mere existence of sound for the sake of personal preference when it comes to automotive parts.
GFB DV+, TS, Boomba, all of them are a placebo effect for an automatic truck.
dondonbabyraptor
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Needed? No. Fun? Yes. Someone mentioned it bucks more with it. True statement, exactly why I keep it on. This truck is too damn buttery smooth without it. I’m weird, I know. And the hiss, 20k miles later and still not tired of it. Still makes necks break.
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