Truck needs an exhaust. Recomendations?
#1
#2
#3
I got mine from Tymar Performance think it was MBRP but not sure. I was very impressed with the ease of fitment, way easier than I was expecting. Cutting the down pipe was easier than I expected too. I didn't have access to a porta power so massaging the floor board / fire wall was the hardest for me, wouldn't have been so difficult if I was able to get the truck up off the ground for more leverage.
#4
#7
The Diamond Eye I just installed yesterday into my new CC F350. Much less noise in the cab . In fact, its no louder than the stock setup inside. Very nice whistle from the turbo at cruising speeds though. IMHO, it fit a little better than the MBRP. Either way, the install is a PITA with having to beat the firewall back, but IMHO, the Diamond Eye was a lot better in my trucks. Both tone & fitment.
I also have a Diamond Eye in my 01' Excursion. Very simple install in a SD truck though with the added room to fit it. Again, no louder than stock inside the cab.
***** No matter what system you go with, plan on beating on the firewall a lot to get it to fit. And, I mean a lot. A porta power will go a long way in helping this to create the room you need a lot faster than beating it yourself. So, for someone to say that one fit better than the other, I have a feeling, they haven't tried the other. All of the systems will require a good amount of clearance. Take one look at the stock DP and you will see what I am talking about.
Trending Topics
#9
What makes the Diamond Eye dp quieter in the cab than the MBRP? I put a MBRP 3" dp on my truck and I also noticed the increase in the in-cab noise. My son-in-law is gonna get a Diamond Eye for his truck, so I'm anxious to hear the difference. I'm thinkin about wrapping my MBRP dp.
That sold me enough to install it on my F350. I did however, wrap the upper end of the DP with exhaust wrap. I wasn't taking chances. No difference in tone in the cab.
Compare that to the MBRP in my 96' F250. I was so unhappy with the sound that I took the stock DP heat shield off and hose clamped it to the MBRP DP to try to reduce the sound. It made a very slight difference, but no where close to what I was hoping for. I disliked it so much that I dreaded long trips in that truck. It was annoying.
My F350 is no louder than stock in the cab, but has a good tone otherwise. Sound at the tip is basically the same as the MBRP.
#11
But, if you want to, I used the DEI exhaust wrap stuff that is good to 2000 degrees with direct contact.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
muscle66
1994.5 - 1997 7.3L Power Stroke Diesel
7
01-07-2007 09:47 AM