Exhaust Systems?
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Mountain Pass
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Exhaust Systems?
Anyone know wither or not Flowmaster make a cat back system for the f-250. would like to have a pipe on each side behind the rear tire. Does a bolt on exist or do i have to have this done custom?
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Broncoguy89,
What engine, lb or sb, regular cab, sc,cc. little more info please.
I don't believe they make a system. Most of us have the 40 series flowmaster either 3" in/3" out or 3" in/2.5dual out custom applications.
Hope this helps someone will be along with more info
Manny
What engine, lb or sb, regular cab, sc,cc. little more info please.
I don't believe they make a system. Most of us have the 40 series flowmaster either 3" in/3" out or 3" in/2.5dual out custom applications.
Hope this helps someone will be along with more info
Manny
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You can go to Mieneke Mufflers and they will install a cat-back system (just like your talking about), fully welded with 3" stainless steel tips for about $350-$400. I personally went with the delta 40 series and I get lots of compliments on the sound. Hope this helps, Happy Holidays.
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You could take a look at Gibson's Extreme Duals cat back system, too. http://www.gibsonperformance.com
Nelson
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You probably won't find a "canned" system that exits right behind both rear tires. The liability of running the exhaust under the fuel tank on the driver's side is too high. I'd be surprised if you could even talk a custom exhaust shop into building one for you- but I think that is your only hope of finding such a setup.
The Gibson ExtremDual system exits at the back corners of the truck. Probably as close as you are going to get to behind the tires.
The Gibson ExtremDual system exits at the back corners of the truck. Probably as close as you are going to get to behind the tires.
