My 2002 Ford Ranger 3.0L Edge is 2.25 and exhaust inlet is 2.50.. do you need a reducer?
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As a mechanic I always hate to jury rig something. When I do someones job I tell them I will only fix it right. Get the right part. Call Walkers or others and find out from them the "fix"
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I put one on my 2001 ranger which probably the exact same exhaust fit right on. Does not come with flange bolts, I couldn't re use mine because they were so rusted, but other than that it was a perfect fit.
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We had no issues with the exhaust system at all on my 96 EX 2dr Coupe. If your car is lowered you may need to make one small adjustment which is a heat an bend right after the cat so it's not too low.
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My truck was a 2007 with a 4.7 so I don't know about a 2002. Yes, it did get another mile or two per gallon. I also had a K&N; cold air intake though. I mainly bought it for the speedometer calibration. I was happy with it and ran it on economy tune most of the time. But I sold that truck and let the tuner go with it.
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Positive ,I definitely recommend a cold air intake you got more torque more power I like tank s mopar and amazon !!!
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2.5 inches, the original pipe on your truck is 2.5 to the cat then reduces to 1.75 I believe, opens up a lot
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With a reducer it will work. My new ram 2500 came with one but you can get one at the auto parts store for under $20.
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You can, but you'll need a reducer from 4" to the 2 1/2". It won't reduce your cfm's.
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I dont know specifically..but...my v-6 required 3. 2 upstream...1. Downstream. My older ford f-150 requires 4...2 up and 2 down. Any auto parts place should b able to tell u for ur vehicle
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I just used reducers and a mig. Get someone to tighten reducer on for you will help
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Yes they will fit. I have been running them on my 2002 Ford Ranger Edge for about 6 months now. Not exactly original equipment (OE) quality, but for the price you can't beat them. They are fully adjustable to be nice to on-coming traffic.
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I installed on a 2012 Traverse. So far as I'm aware the basic structure is identical between the two vehicles. No, you do not need to lower the exhaust. Doing so will improve your access to the existing holes (yes, they are there in the unibody, you may need to clean them out if you've been driving in mud or on roads with a lot of salt or snow). I did not lower the exhaust, and it was a minor inconvenience to work around it.
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That was the recommendation I found on the internet. Gap mine @ .54 and have a 2002 f-150 with a 5.4 liter engine.
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Yes, the 2.5 inch inlet has to be welded. The pipe sticks out about 3-4 inches out from the muffler
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I have no idea. Best measure the current exhaust hose and compare the specs.
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Well the Edge Evolution 15003 is for a Ford 2005-2007 Powerstroke 6.0L diesel engine. That's the one I bought for my 2005 Ford F-350 with the 6.0L engine. It has worked fine for me. So, if you have the above described engine it will work for you
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It should it takes up no more than 1/2 inch or less I have the 2012 5.7 same intake but yours is metal same block but yours is beefed up
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No, for T/A hood you will need to use the older 05-10 5.7L cold air intake kit. You may also need to change your coolant reservoir. Thank you for shopping with us.