I am wanting to give my 2010 Ford Fusion Sport a little more kick and i was going to start with the exhaust. The engine is a 3.5L V6. What exhaust set up would be most binificial?
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Asked by clydehill28 Nov 25, 2014 at 09:55 PM about the 2010 Ford Fusion Sport V6

Question type: Car Customization

i was also going to put in a performance chip and a new air intake. any advice there?

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carlover187 answered 9 years ago

As far as exhaust, I would go with a new set of headers, and muffler for the sound, as far as power, the headers would get you anywhere from 15-35 hp depending on the brand and etc. For the engine, to start I would do CAI, Pulley, Spark plugs. Extra things u could do is maybe a set of performance tires, and maybe even coilovers.

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