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Roush Single Exhaust System with Polished Y-Pipe Tip; Rear Exit (10-14 6.2L F-150 Raptor)

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      Video Review & Installation

      The Roush Performance three-inch cat-back you see here today with the wide tips will be available for any 2010 to 2014 Raptor owner who might be looking to give their beefy 6.2L motor the sound that it deserves. Now, this particular cat-back from Roush Performance is going to give you a very, very deep, muscular growl that is definitely loud enough to wake the neighbors, especially on a cold start morning. Now, one thing about this kit is it does not go too overboard, as far as drone on the highway, unlike some of the other kits. So if you're looking for some good volume with a deep growl, this is definitely geared in your direction, without the excess drone. Now, on top of that, it does come with some midlevel equipment, and again a midlevel price at that. Expect the $700 mark with this particular kit and some 409 stainless steel, which we'll touch on in just a bit. I'm going to let you guys know up front here, full disclosure, depending on your cab size and bed length, you might have to make a single slice into the extension pipe here to make it fit your application. Now, in some cases that might be necessary. Some cases it might not be. Either way, I am still going to give it a one out of three wrenches on our difficulty meter, because it still should be very straightforward. So obviously, taking a look at an exhaust, the first thing you want to break down is going to be the sound. Now, as far as the excitement for power to excitement for sound ratio goes on the 6.2 Raptors, the sound is really lacking in that department. When you throw this cat-back into the mix, you can liven things up, give the 6.2 motor the sound that it deserves without going way over the top. What I mean by that is, when you kickstart this thing up, you're definitely going to get a very deep and muscular growl at idle, letting people know it's an aftermarket exhaust, without being too wake the neighbors-y.Now, I'll touch on that in just a second, but as far as getting into traffic, definitely expect something of a muscle car growl with a throaty tone and just a hint of rasp maybe. Once you hit the highway, expect just a little bit of drone. But nothing too overwhelming, like a Flowmaster Outlaw would produce. With that said, it leads me to the four out of five on our loudness meter that I'm going to give this particular cat-back for a rating. Now, the reason I give it a four out of five is because the volume is all there, but it's just lacking that little bit of drone that would set it off for a five out of five. This is definitely going to be geared for the guys looking for that volume without that over the top wake your neighbors tone that the Flowmaster Outlaw or the Borla ATAK would produce. As far as materials and construction is concerned, you should expect some midlevel stuff as far as quality. This does have a 409 stainless steel, which is very durable. It does hold its own and it does extend the lifetime over something like an aluminized steel. But it might not last as long as something like a 304 stainless. Now, with that said, it does carry a three-inch-diameter tubing from head to toe with mandrel bends, increased air flow. It does have a free-flowing design from Roush's manufacturing. Now, on top of that, you're getting this bullet-style muffler to help with the sound, a Y-pipe style exit, which is going to have the single rear-exit design with two tailpipe tips. These are three and a half-inch T304 stainless steel polished tips, which just gives it an attractive finish out the rear end with the Roush logo embedded on top. As far as the price tag is concerned, personally, I was expecting the Roush name with an exhaust product to carry a top-end spectral price tag, but not really the case here. It does carry a midlevel-grade quality with a midlevel price tag. So right around the $700 mark, you can pick this one up for yourself with a single rear-exit design and a Y-pipe exit. Now, in addition to that, if you're looking for something with a higher quality material, expect to be carrying a tougher price tag for you. But you definitely get what you pay for as far as quality and materials. On top of that, if you're looking for a different kind of sound or a different exit style, there are tons of options available, ranging from the loudest, Corsa Xtreme, Borla ATAK, Flowmaster Outlaw, to some of the more simpler stuff, like an MBRP Installer Series. Definitely depends on your price tag preference and your sound preference. Shifting over to the install portion of the video, as I mentioned in the very beginning, one out of three wrenches on our difficulty meter here. It really is a straightforward process. However, it may require you to make one single slice into our extension pipe, depending on your cab and bed length size. Now, that is all detailed for you in the instruction manual, and you can use the cutting tool of your choice. It shouldn't take you very long. But do remember, if you have to do it, measure twice, cut once. With that out of the way, I am still going to give it a one out of three wrenches. It shouldn't take you longer than an hour or two from start to finish, and make sure you have a ratchet and socket set on deck as well. Removing the factory system really is a no-brainer. Just have that ratchet and socket set handy. You can get under the vehicle once you've jacked it up on jack stands or put it up on a lift, depending on what you have access to. With it up in the air, just unclamp or unbolt the flanges from the mid-pipe, drop that down, and then unclamp all piping back to the tailpipe tip. Once that's taken care of, set all that stuff aside, because you have new hardware provided for you in the kit from Roush. Once you have everything out of the way, you can pop back up the extension pipe after or before you cut, depending on whether or not you need to. Once you have that up, connect it using the flange provided for you in the kit to the mid-pipe, work your way back to the Y-pipe, and then of course attach both tips to the Y-pipe connector. All clamps will be clamped down very simple with your hand tools, of course. One out of three wrenches on our difficulty meter, and then one to two hours start to finish. With that said, I'm going to wrap this thing up here. If you're the owner of a '10 to '14 6.2L Raptor, you might be looking for a way to give that monster the sound it deserves with a muscle car growl that's throaty, deep, just a little bit of raspiness, but without going too overboard on drone. If that sounds like something you're looking for and you want to stay in the midlevel price range, check out the Roush Performance three-inch cat-back exhaust with a single rear-exit design and two Y-pipe tips, which is available right here at americanmuscle.com.

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      Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features & Specs

      • Provides A Throaty Loud Tone
      • High Grade 409 Stainless Steel Construction
      • 3 in. Mandrel-Bent Exhaust Tubing
      • 3.5 in. T304 Stainless Steel Y-Pipe Tip with Chrome Flashing & Roush Logo
      • Exits at the Rear of the Truck
      • Simple Installation; Some Cutting May Be Required
      • 3 Year Limited Warranty
      • Fits All 2010-2014 6.2L SVT Raptors

      Description

      Tough sound. You'll get a loud throaty tone out of your F-150 with this Cat-Back system on your truck. The noise you'll hear will be far superior to anything your factory system could have made. Now, you'll hear a low growl as you cruise down the roads. Everyone else will hear it too, and you'll feel like the most powerful truck out on the roads.

      Free-flowing design. The Roush Performance Cat-Back Exhaust system is designed to give loud sound and an even bigger performance. You'll notice a huge difference after installing this Y-tip pipe system on your truck. The free-flow air design makes it easier for your engine to do its work. That means you'll be getting more torque and horsepower out of your F-150 than you ever could imagine.

      Chrome flash finish. This system does just feel powerful, it's built powerful too. That means it's made to withstand just about anything you can throw at it. The stainless steel mandrel bent tubing has long lasting strength and will make sure you get consistent airflow. A chrome flash process finishes the system leaving it even more durable against any exhaust heat discoloration. The muffler, plus outlet exhaust and tips are all super polished to give you a great looking sleek shine. This system also comes with a quality guaranteed 3 year limited warranty.

      Install in a pinch. This exhaust system is built so you can install it easily with no major modifications. No welding or changes to your truck will have to be made before you get up and going. You may have to cut down the pipe depending on your bed and cab sizes. But other than that, this will go together with some simple hand tools and you'll be ready to go in no time.

      Application.This Roush Performance 3 in. Single Rear Exit Cat-Back Exhaust with a Y-Pipe Tip is designed to fit on all cab and bed sizes available for the 2010-2014 SVT Raptors powered by the 6.2L engine.
      Fitment: 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

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      Roush 421248

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      Installation & What's in the Box

      Installation Info

      What's in the Box

      • (1) Pipe Assembly - Catalyst Pipe Adapter
      • (1) Pipe Assembly - Muffler Inlet
      • (1) Pipe Assembly - Muffler Outlet
      • (1) Muffler Assembly
      • (1) Tailpipe Assembly - Ypipe
      • (1) Tailpipe Hanger Bracket
      • (2) 2.5" Clamps
      • (4) 3.0" Clamps
      • (2) Exhaust Tips
      • Instructions

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