Ford F-150 owners certainly don’t lack for options in terms of aftermarket upgrades, particularly when it comes to exhaust systems. In fact, a wide variety of companies already offer louder pipes for the best-selling pickup, including MBRP, Roush, Kooks, and Ford Performance, to name just a few. Now, MBRP has launched yet another Street series dual rear-exit cat-back exhaust system for certain versions of the 2021+ Ford F-150, in both traditional stainless steel and black-coated aluminized steel.
Both of these new MBRP exhaust systems fit 2021+ Ford F-150 SuperCrew, short bed pickups equipped with the twin-turbocharged Ford 3.5L V6 EcoBoost or the naturally-aspirated Ford 5.0L Coyote V8 and are compatible with the Tremor package, though not with the Raptor. Each features three-inch pipes that are direct replacements for the factory exhaust, and are designed to provide a more aggressive tone without the drone that makes road trips annoying.
The first in this new pair of offerings – both of which are sold under part number S5268 – is made from T304 stainless steel with five-inch carbon fiber tips. The second features the same dimensions, yet with pipes made from black-coated aluminized steel and black-coated stainless steel tips for a sportier look, as well as the perfect compliment to the factory Black Appearance Package.
Pricing for these new Ford F-150 exhaust systems comes in at $1,399 for the black-coated version, or $1,449 for the stainless steel kit with carbon fiber tips. According to MBRP, the stainless exhaust system is a bit more durable and handles extreme conditions better, which is why it comes with a limited lifetime warranty. The black exhaust, on the other hand, is still durable, but a bit less so, and only comes with a one-year warranty.
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They should fix the issues with the selenoid first. I just traded in a F 150 due to Ford continuously pushing back the production date on an exhaust part. It is pretty sad you have to give up a truck that you really like because it is just setting at the dealership for months waiting for the part to be made.