Found a place on ebay, but would really like to price and buy from someone here...I searched a few vendors here, but they are not showing what I need..I need a 4' section to finish my exhaust...and maybe some hangers too....

 

if you cant find it on a vendors site, call them. if you are just looking for a 4ft peice of straight pipe, i would look local. it seems like shipping would get expensive. shop around. i bought a 5ft peice of 4in here for $20, napa wanted $90.

 

Hey,you say its soundin good,I want to go from 3to 4 also I looked around some on ebay 5ft stick of 4 for $35,sounds cheaper here,my question whater you doin for the bends around axle or are you goin another route,the muffler shops around here cant do bend over three and I want straight out also and the kits are all cat/muffler which I dont want,I need more sound also.

 

just a suggestion... some people exit the exhaust right before the rear tire, only need one 90 to do that

 

...that's my plan...
and yes, my local guy can't bend anything bigger than 3"...I'll check with him to see what he"ll charge to get me a stick...
...as many already knew and I experienced , that dam cat sure blocks the flow...

 

Just a FYI, some complain that exiting infront of the rear tire will cover the wheels and quarter panels in soot. If your like me, i dont care, its a truck and sposed to be a little dirty. Just a heads up.

 

want to keep it off your tires.? get stacks

 

Funny you mentioned that. Since i sold my IDI, i have dual 5 inchers and a 6 inch lift waiting to go on whatever PSd i end up buying. Sucks having parts and no partee, as it were.

 

if you havent seen it,stacks keep the soot off your booze

 

Love that pic, and yeah thats a famous, or infamous lol, FTE pic. But back to the OP, the turn out infront of your rear tire is your best bet, unless you opt for stacks. Ever think about going 5inch? As for performance, you wont gain much over a 4 inch, but the sound will be much deeper and better sounding.

 

the sound with stacks is incredible

 

my old truck
F-250 Rolling Coal - YouTube

 

on a dyno
f250 dyno - YouTube