To Dual or Not?
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To Dual or Not?
I've just got my first SuperDuty ('06 350 Crew Long bed PSD), and I've always had an exhaust done on all my trucks. I'm wanting to do away with the muffler, but I can't decide if I want to dual it out or not. So, I'm looking for ideas. Most I'm seeing have one tail pipe in the factory location. And I don't want the stacks some are getting now.
If I get the MBRP muffler delete pipe, will I have to cut the muffler out from the tail pipe? I don't see a joint between the muffler and tail pipe, but I didn't look close. Also, it looks like the tail pipe comes out of the muffler higher than the inlet. Will it clamp up fine, or will I need to move it?
Thanks for any ideas.
If I get the MBRP muffler delete pipe, will I have to cut the muffler out from the tail pipe? I don't see a joint between the muffler and tail pipe, but I didn't look close. Also, it looks like the tail pipe comes out of the muffler higher than the inlet. Will it clamp up fine, or will I need to move it?
Thanks for any ideas.
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Originally Posted by RollingRock
I was told not to do anything to the exhaust on the 06 PSD. Has something to do with the back pressure sensor...you will eat more diesel since there is less pressure....etc. Not sure I buy it , but I was looking at Cat back myself until he talked me out of it.
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Originally Posted by Titans Fan 527
Well, that figures.... I guess if I do anything, it will be a muffler delete pipe. That way, I can undo it if it decides to drink too much.
Or better yet, call Eric at ID and get their opinion. If you programed the PCM you could probably control that better than the stock strategy.
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Originally Posted by Rocweiller
With single you will get better flow. I just put a Bank's 4 inch exhaust on my 03 PSD.. I kept the cat and muffler, if not that diesel gonna be a loud sumbitch.. I'am a family guy though so I didn't want the drone on the freeways.. I eventually want stacks..
You do know that stacks are gonna be LOUD in the cab. One of the reasons I decided to skip doing the stacks even though I had all the parts.
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Originally Posted by powerstroke73
You do know that stacks are gonna be LOUD in the cab. One of the reasons I decided to skip doing the stacks even though I had all the parts.
I do.. Thats for way later on.. When i swap out the PSD for a Cummins and lift her up so the wifey can't get in..