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Hello everyone
Im 15 and when i get a vehicle it will be a 1994-1997 250 or 350 with a powerstroke. I have and idea on how to put dual pipes on it and was wondering if it would work. If you were to split the turbo outlet pipe and put a split y pipe on it would the dual pipe sound work or not. (4 inch exhaust no muffler) thanks for any input
Im 15 and when i get a vehicle it will be a 1994-1997 250 or 350 with a powerstroke. I have and idea on how to put dual pipes on it and was wondering if it would work. If you were to split the turbo outlet pipe and put a split y pipe on it would the dual pipe sound work or not. (4 inch exhaust no muffler) thanks for any input
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A 4" single exhaust is good for quite a bit of horsepower. You'd have to be at the point of replacing the injectors with aftermarket injectors and running propane injection before you'd see any performance benefits from a dual 4" setup. If you're doing it for performance, save your money. If you're doing it for looks, split it near the rear of the truck and save some money.
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You can run a "dual " exhaust on the powerstroke by pretty much doing what you said. The easiest way would be to run a "Y" pipe after the downpipe , then run your duals from their. I am sure their is someone on this board who has done the exact thing you want to......
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