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From: Mexifornia
2 questions
1st:
When I first start my truck (temps around 55F) and go to drive off it screams as if the clutch fan is on for about 100 yrds, then its normal for the rest of the day...any ideas?
2nd:
With all the talk about straight pipes, no kitty, and/or no muffler I haven't seen anything about a cut out...or did I miss it. Would it offer anything while pulling, say up hill w/8K?
When I first start my truck (temps around 55F) and go to drive off it screams as if the clutch fan is on for about 100 yrds, then its normal for the rest of the day...any ideas?
2nd:
With all the talk about straight pipes, no kitty, and/or no muffler I haven't seen anything about a cut out...or did I miss it. Would it offer anything while pulling, say up hill w/8K?
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Joined: Jul 2005
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From: California
I don't know the info for question #1 but for #2- yes, you would get benefit from straight pipe. You would be removing a lot of backpressure on the vehicle. I think that there was a topic on it awhile ago. My friend did take out his muffler and kitty and it sounds like a jet engine (make sure that is the sound you are looking).
