View Poll Results: Straight-Piped Ranger
Really good....Just like you want it
2
18.18%
decent sounding, bascially just loud
2
18.18%
like total crap
7
63.64%
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Straight-Piped
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Junior User
Joined: Nov 2002
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From: Western Carolina University
Straight-Piped
How do u think my truck will sound if i straight-pipe it with the cats still on it, it is a 4.0, i want to to pop and crack on deceleration and i want it to have a semi deep tone and i want it to be really loud, how do u think it will sound?
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Joined: Apr 2003
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Straight-Piped
Boy, you know... this question really depends on the application as well. Straight pipes on a race motor sound great. On a stock type motor, I think a nice pair of tuned mufflers sound better.
I have a '76 Ford Bronco pre-runner type truck that I race in a local off road race circuit here in Wisconsin/Michigan. I'm running a 580 HP 331 cu in small block in it. RPM cut-off at 7400 RPM (it''ll run a lot higher than that). Motor is a product of Keith Craft racing engines www.keithcraft.com. The way it sounds with straight pipes just cannot be duplicated on a stock type motor.
I have a '76 Ford Bronco pre-runner type truck that I race in a local off road race circuit here in Wisconsin/Michigan. I'm running a 580 HP 331 cu in small block in it. RPM cut-off at 7400 RPM (it''ll run a lot higher than that). Motor is a product of Keith Craft racing engines www.keithcraft.com. The way it sounds with straight pipes just cannot be duplicated on a stock type motor.
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Joined: May 2002
Posts: 1,589
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From: AK
Straight-Piped
Why not just try it out yourself man... that's the only way you're gonna find out if its the sound/volume you are loooking for. My truck will sound totally different straightpiped than yours will too. Its always fun trying out different exhaust setups anyway 
