New exhaust w/ pics
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New exhaust w/ pics
OK so it's not really a "new" exhaust...mostly just a new tip. Unlike some people...ehem...JesseRohr....ehem...... I can't afford buying an entirely new exhaust system right now, so for the time being I cut the muffler off and ran 4" straight pipe from the turbo back w/ no cat into a 5" 45 degree elbow that dumps right after the cab. I got the tip from xtremediesel.com -thx Jesse
To be honest, I doubt I'll ever get an exhaust system now because it sounds GREAT. Tell me what you think.
It's a little difficult to see, so I may end up having the pipe adjusted down more, or run some more pipe so it dumps after the axle, not sure yet.
To be honest, I doubt I'll ever get an exhaust system now because it sounds GREAT. Tell me what you think.
It's a little difficult to see, so I may end up having the pipe adjusted down more, or run some more pipe so it dumps after the axle, not sure yet.
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Do you have the same tip?? I love the way your exhaust looks, I may have to steal that setup from you
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here's kind of an older pic
wouldn't be hard to set yours up the same way
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Thx...Good eye Jesse. I haven't used the goose neck yet, it's actually a Pop-Up retractable ball. Our toy hauler was just a standard type receiver, but I'd like to get a 5th wheel in the future. Here is a pic when my truck was still stock.
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Sure it costs about the same as a complete 5th wheel hitch but you don't have to worry about carrying the extra weight or taking the hitch in & out of your bed. Plus it's adjustable for different bed heights so you can level out the trailer.
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The good thing about already having a GN is you can use a kingpin adapter if you get a 5th wheel trailer - depending on the weight. The kingpin adapter will support 24,000 lbs. gross trailer weight & 6,000 lbs. gross tongue weight.
Sure it costs about the same as a complete 5th wheel hitch but you don't have to worry about carrying the extra weight or taking the hitch in & out of your bed. Plus it's adjustable for different bed heights so you can level out the trailer.
Sure it costs about the same as a complete 5th wheel hitch but you don't have to worry about carrying the extra weight or taking the hitch in & out of your bed. Plus it's adjustable for different bed heights so you can level out the trailer.
Its actually straight pipe from the turbo all the way to the tip. The previous owner had an aftermarket muffler on there w/ no cat but I didn't like the muffler cause it was too quite plus I dented it pretty good offroading one day before it was lifted, so I just cut the muffler off and added this tip.
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You will hear the growl in the cab but at crusing speed it isn't too bad, pulling a trailer it gets a little louder but hey it's a truck, not a Cadillac I know what you mean though about the little lady, mines the same way. I'm probably going to dynamat the whole truck soon which will quite it down some & probably going to run more pipe so it dumps after the axle, maybe even duals like tarajerame suggested if my exhaust shop gives me a good price. Both options will reduce noise inside the cab.
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