New exhaust system help
OKay so I have a 2000 ford ranger XLT off-road 4.0 V6
I recently straight piped my truck after the cats and dumped the exhaust exit before the passenger rear tire. It is not under the cab it's under the bed where it exits to the passenger side.
So not sure what I should do but it does not have the same get up and go as it used to.
Should I get a cold air intake and tune it?
Not sure, but online theories say it's because of reduced backpressure. I know there are so many sides on backpressure! I just need my truck at or past the stock get up and go
Thank you!
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Hey, I have a 2000 ford ranger XLT, off-road edition, 4.0L, V6 engine and I'm 17
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