2017 Ford F-150 Resonator Delete DIY

Just a cheap way to delete your resonator. I think the total came out to $25 with parts from advanced auto parts. These parts were on the shelf nothing special ordered. To me it’s more of a temporary use but I’m sure it’s fine and can last a while. It’s not stainless just aluminized tubing. I know I repeat myself a lot in the video and I’m sorry it’s my first. And sorry for not doing a before video. I hope you guys enjoy. Do as I did at your own risk. Im not responsible for anything you do! Thanks!

[@KrazyWolf61]

Thank you. I have a 2012 I want to do this to my truck. 😊

[@rickyzuela7569]

I think it sounds better than stock... for the low money you're spending I think it's worth it.

[@noahmefford8617]

I've made my cuts but now can't get the pipe or coupler to go around the exhaust pipe. Do I lube it up and hammer?

[@Jacvibes]

U feeling dizzy at all😮

[@RayBarao.]

So this didn’t make your turbos louder?

[@joshcarson5085]

No not that I could notice, if you want to hear your turbos more an aftermarket down pipe will really help with that

[@Brandon-gp6zn]

You sure do like to loop and repeat yourself. Will you eventually start it?

[@AddictionForAdrenaline]

Dude relax he’s being himself. I’m sure you’re not perfect either.

[@Brandon-gp6zn]

Tell me he doesn't just drone on and on. Get it Drone? 😂​@@AddictionForAdrenaline

[@user-di2vb5wr2i]

Doing a resonator delete does absolutely nothing for horsepower gain and all it does is make your exhaust drone

[@medic75]

Did improve anything that you wanted? Looking to do it but just not "sold" yet. Thanks

[@joshcarson5085]

Honestly I think it’s a waste of time. I didn’t notice anything maybe just maybe the slightest on noise but nothing that’s worth the time of money. Better off with a cat back exhaust if your looking for better sound, power and mileage.