there is a difference

Louder or noisier?

 

Dual it out with Magnaflows

You run the risk of spending a bunch of money and the end results will still sound like a tin can just louder. Thats the limits of a 6 cyl .

 

Tie on some balloons so they rub against the wheels.

 

We didn't have anything that high-tech when I was a kid - we used a clothes pin and a baseball card to get that "cool" sound from the spokes. :biggrin:

 

Trade it in on a hemi!!!!

 

Ummmm.... Then he would be driving a dodge.. Seriously though, it's going to sound like a 6 banger no matter what you do. Leave it alone!

 

Get you some flomasters from Lone Star Muffler. They will dual it out for you and discuss the chamber and how loud you want it.

(713) 991-0856

 

This is an option i have been considering.

 

Glass packs and cherry bombs.

 

Just burn a copy of the above and pop it in the CD player. 12 hours worth of urban grocery getter music! LOL

 

Jus' fo decorations dats all.

 

My nephew put Magnaflows and dual exhaust on his and it sounded terrible.

 

Buying a truck with a V8 maybe?

 

Unfortunately, turbo motors are always quieter by nature. I don't think there are many options outside of a new exhaust.
I've got the same truck, and have been looking for a catback exhaust system. I'm coming out of a GMC Sierra Denali with the 6.2L and really miss the growl. That has been the only downside for me with the Ecoboost, as this thing is a couple steps faster than the Denali ever was.
I'm afraid that its gonna be really easy to make the Eco sound obnoxious, so I have been trying to do my research before pulling trigger. I have been looking at the Corsa Touring system. From what I have found, your not going to get much tone, just more Turbo whistle, which is fine with me. I kinda dig it anyway.

 

Lots of good info and ideas for you here...

http://2coolfishing.com/ttmbforum/showthread.php?t=1429938&highlight=douche

 

I have a 12 with the eco. I put on a pro flow cat back system and like others have said it is a 6cyl. I like the way mine sounds but it is no V8 nor will it ever be.

 

You might be able to change the sound at idle, but if the turbo is spooled up, that will be all you are going to hear. Mine has a straight 5" downpipe from the turbo to in front of the rear wheel and once it's turning, it sounds like a jet exhaust. Even turbo bikes are quiet by nature and they have the shortest downpipe they can run. It pays to be careful with what you do, because if you throw the tune too far out, the computer is going to throw a code and it won't pass inspection.

 

WHY??

Iver heard 20 different exhausts on these trucks and they all sounds horrible. Leave it stock. Its is peaceful stock

 

WHY??

Iver heard 20 different exhausts on these trucks and they all sounds horrible. Leave it stock. Its is peaceful stock

This is what I thought. If you want noise get a V-8.:rotfl:

I had some pretty hot cars when I was a youngster and always bought the best and quietest exhaust systems I could buy. Most of my friends all wanted glass pacs and racket. My "quiet" cars would blow their doors off!

 

drain all the oil and keep driving it

 

then it will sound like a Hemi

 

Drop a 6.7 in it

 

Buy a truck with an actual truck motor in it.

V6 engines were made for mini-vans and 4 door sedans, not trucks. :headknock

 

Not to get into a debate but, my ecoboost(all stock) tows way better than my Chevrolet did. It did take getting used to knowing it was a 6 but it runs great.

 

A 6 cylinder engine will never sound like a V8. It's just the way things are, even with after market exhaust, it'll still sound stupid. I'd leave it stock unless there's some flow restriction in the current exhaust and even if you change it out to fix the flow restriction, I'd try to keep it quiet. Loud 6 cylinder engines sound lame.

I have an inline 6 in one of my vehicles, it's stupid fast but it still sounds like a 6 cylinder engine. Stock exhaust on that car has no restrictions so I'm not messing with it. My 7.3 diesel, on the other hand, has an MBRP 4" turbo back exhaust on it both to open the flow and to improve the sound.

 

turbo engines will always be less noisy than natrually aspirated engines. The fact that the exhaust flow powers the turbine dampens the noise from the combustion.

 

I have a 2014 f150 xlt with a 3.5 L ecoboost engine. It's not very loud at all. How can I make it louder without messing w the exhaust at all? Would putting a different exhaust tip on there make it a little louder?

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get a truck with a real motor

 

The ecoboost is a badass engine I'm just saying it's not that loud

 

Quiet Please

If you want Racket ;Buy a old 2cyl John Deere Poppin Johny and enjoy!!!

 

To the OP.
Take a screwdriver and punch a bunch of holes in the muffler.
This will make it louder.
My God .

 

LMFAO,

So true.

 

Get a ghetto stereo system. With a ton of bass speakers. Get a cd of a real truck motor running. Turn up the stereo to 10 1/2, Hit play...

Just messing with ya. Good luck!