If you’re looking to improve the performance and sound of your Ford EcoBoost engine, an aftermarket exhaust system is a great option. MRT offers a wide variety of exhaust systems for Ford EcoBoost vehicles, from mild to wild. In this guide, we’ll take a look at the different types of MRT exhaust systems available for Ford EcoBoost engines, and we’ll help you choose the right system for your needs.
Types of MRT Aftermarket Exhaust Systems
MRT offers three main types of exhaust systems for Ford EcoBoost engines:
- Resonator delete: This system removes the resonator from the factory exhaust system, which can improve performance and sound.
- Axle back exhaust: This system replaces the muffler and tailpipes on the factory exhaust system.
- Cat back exhaust: This system replaces the entire exhaust system from the catalytic converter back.
Choosing the Right MRT Exhaust System for Your Needs
The type of MRT exhaust system you choose will depend on your needs and budget. If you’re looking for a mild performance upgrade and a slightly louder exhaust note, a resonator delete system is a good option. If you’re looking for a more aggressive performance upgrade and a louder exhaust note, an axle back or catback system is a better choice.
Benefits of an MRT Exhaust System for Ford EcoBoost Engines
There are many benefits to installing an MRT exhaust system on your Ford EcoBoost engine. Some of the benefits include:
- Improved performance: An aftermarket exhaust system can help to improve the performance of your EcoBoost engine by reducing backpressure. This can lead to increased horsepower, torque and fuel economy.
- Improved sound: An aftermarket exhaust system can also improve the sound of your EcoBoost engine. This can be a great way to give your car a more aggressive or sporty sound.
- Increased durability: The MRT aftermarket exhaust system is handcrafted from T304 stainless steel. This can help corrosion resistance to ensure that your exhaust system will last for many years to come.
MRT Premium Exhausts for Ford EcoBoost Vehicles
MRT offers a wide variety of premium exhaust systems for Ford vehicles vehicles, including the 2.0L, 2.3L and 3.5L EcoBoost engines. Here’s a sampling of the MRT Ford aftermarket exhaust offering,
- The MRT Sport Touring axle back designed for the Taurus SHO amplifies the turbo noises providing an aggressive sound worthy of a Super High Output V6 engine.
- MRT Sport Touring Ford Edge exhausts are great options for the owner who is looking for a little more in-cabin performance sound while not disturbing the neighbors at start-up
- For Mustang V6 owners, check out this off-road H-pipe featured on MRT’s 2012 SEMA project car and here’s the best deal for any 2015+ Mustang V6 owner.
- SUV owners upgrade your 3.5L EcoBoost Explorer for a deep, mature and neighbor friendly Street Performance Sound, budget friendly H-pipe resonator delete or an extreme axle back for untamed aggressive sound.
- Tough truck options are available for F-150, Ranger, Ford Bronco and Maverick.
These exhaust systems are available for a variety of Ford vehicles. Shop the MRT catalog for the full offering.
Installing an aftermarket exhaust
Installing an aftermarket exhaust on your Ford vehicle with EcoBoost engine can be a DIY project or it can be done by a professional. If you choose to do it yourself, be sure to follow the instructions that come with the exhaust kit and watch an installation video for better understanding. If you are not comfortable doing it yourself, it is best to have a professional install the exhaust for you.
Conclusion
Aftermarket exhausts can be a great way to improve the performance, sound, and looks of your Ford vehicle with EcoBoost engine. MRT offers a wide variety of exhaust systems for Ford vehicles with EcoBoost engines, so you’re sure to find the perfect system for your needs. By choosing the right exhaust for your needs, you can enhance the driving experience so you can hear the difference, feel the performance and make your vehicle stand out from the crowd.
To learn more about MRT exhaust systems for Ford Trucks, SUVs or muscle cars, visit the MRT website.
