exhaust tips???
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How about a 2.5 in x 3.5 out x 20 in. long tip for a single 2.5 inch exhaust? Will this also have a negative impact on power or torque?
I think I have settled on a Magnaflow SI/SO muffler. I have read and heard way too many things about how poorly the flowmaster mufflers flow.
Watcha think?
I think I have settled on a Magnaflow SI/SO muffler. I have read and heard way too many things about how poorly the flowmaster mufflers flow.
Watcha think?
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From: Lufkin
Let's clarify this for a second. Tips aren't going to affect your torque...they just make your truck rumble more. A turn down doesn't have different sized tips...it's just a 2.5" pipe that is turned down right after the muffler. It make a rumble sound because it shoots the exhaust downward into the ground which echoes back...I think. Tips for normal exhaust or duals or whatever can be many different sizes. Like I said...the bigger the tip (to an extent) the more rumble you will get...the smaller the tip, the more poppy it will sound. To me...bigger is better from that aspect.
Flowmasters flow just fine...better than stock anyways. The Flowtech Warlock flows better than the Flowmaster 40 series in my opinion because it's pretty much like having straight pipes.
Flowmasters flow just fine...better than stock anyways. The Flowtech Warlock flows better than the Flowmaster 40 series in my opinion because it's pretty much like having straight pipes.
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Yea I have heard about the Warlocks and how you can uncap them and it is basically just like straight pipe, but what is the point in going out and buying a 70 dollar muffler or two of them for 140 when you could just run straight pipe??
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If I wanted to run a regular chrome tip at the end of the stock pipe that comes oudda the back behind the right rear tire, what would you recommend? I mainly just want that tip on there to make it look better, I could just slide a tip over the stocker couldn't I.
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From: Indiana
no you cannot just slide it over the stock piping. Just look around and buy a 3-4 inch tip, I like the tips with the rolled in edges-it looks real nice. You would have to get the 3-4 inches cut off the end of your stock exhaust and have someone weld or clamp the tip on (depending on which type of tip you get). get me?
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From: Lufkin
Originally Posted by homer4.2
Yea I have heard about the Warlocks and how you can uncap them and it is basically just like straight pipe, but what is the point in going out and buying a 70 dollar muffler or two of them for 140 when you could just run straight pipe??
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Well I live in good old Indiana, where the state population is probably about the size of Houston.. (not really but just putting things into perspective).. And they don't give a hoot what you do with your exhaust either way..Straight pipes off the headers are more common than not where I live..
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From: Lufkin
Originally Posted by homer4.2
Well I live in good old Indiana, where the state population is probably about the size of Houston.. (not really but just putting things into perspective).. And they don't give a hoot what you do with your exhaust either way..Straight pipes off the headers are more common than not where I live..
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Yea I live in Texas too and I have a flowmaster muffler that i cut the pipes off and they were giving me hell about that but I still managed to get the inspection sticker. Ahhh the little sacrifices you have to make to live in such a great state.