Ford Freestyle Exhaust Systems

The Ford Freestyle epitomizes the modern utilitarian crossover: sleek design, good range of trim levels, modern amenities, practical engine and transmission combination, and all round features that made it get nominated for the “North American Truck of the Year” when it debuted. The exhaust setup has been heralded for being ultra-quiet. Unbeknownst to many of you who drive it, the exhaust is responsible for more than just sound dampening. It helps to power the engine, while also filtering out unhealthy, ozone-damaging hydrocarbons before they exit your vehicle.

Hydrocarbons are “greenhouse gases” that deplete Earth's atmosphere, causing the melting of our Polar Ice Caps, among other things, and causing a trickle-down effect on our climate. Your

Freestyle's exhaust contains a Catalytic Converter near the header which contains several catalyst agents: ceramic, palladium, platinum, titanium, cerium, magnesium, iron, nickel, and other various elements. It's illegal not to have one, or to have a malfunctioning unit on your vehicle. The dealer replacement can cost a thousand dollars or more. Bosal (a premiere-level original equipment manufacturer), is one of the OE replacement converters sold here. Bosals have all the legally required elements that the factory converter does, but cost hundreds of dollars less. This part and all the other exhaust components you'll find inside are made to fit just like factory, making them not just factory alternatives, but a far better value than what the dealer will sell you.