SPD Performance HX Series Single Exit Cat-Back (2.7L)

Fits 2015-2020 2.7L EcoBoost

SPD Performance HX Series Single Exit Cat-Back (2.7L) for 2015-2020 Ford F-150 (2.7L EB)

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gain
4-18 hp / 5-18 tq
estimate, based on similar parts' claims
price
$750
at Function Factory Performance
about its usual price

Price tracked 13 times since Jul 30, 2026 across the stores we check daily: low $750, high $920, currently $750.

low $750 · high $920 since Jul 30, 2026, across the stores we check daily
install
2/5 difficulty · n/a - bolt-on, no difficulty stated

where to buy · 2 retailers tracked

  • Function Factory Performancebest pricechecked Oct 1$750view
  • Lethal Performancechecked Sep 14$750view

A cat-back exhaust replaces everything from the catalytic converter back to the tips. It changes sound and sheds a little weight - it is not a serious power mod on its own.

why this one — SPD does not publish a power figure for this system - the 2.7L-specific HX Series single-exit configuration, bought for sound and looks rather than a dyno gain.

where the number comes from

No manufacturer or independent dyno figure found for this specific product. Cat-backs on turbo trucks with a downpipe/tune doing the real work typically carry no standalone gain claim; sound/tone is the primary value prop.

how we estimated it

Estimated from comparable claims: MBRP ~+5 whp; Flowmaster 11; Flowmaster 18; aFe Power 13

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