Muffler Delete
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I took my muffler off and love the sound. I would advise you to get a lenght of pipe (mine is 4") that'll replace your muffler and swap them out to see if you like the sound. Some folks report that while towing, a straight pipe can be a little too much (the droning sound) but I like it! Give it a shot.
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The only thing on my exhaust the downpipe comes in at the bottom of the exhaust and the talipipe runs out the top of the muffler. I would have to somehow put and s shape bend in it. Though one around here can bend a 3 1/2" pipe.
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Yep, you can rotate the pipe up front by grinding off the alignment dowel or notching the pipe, have a look and you will see. Or you can simply weld in a pipe at an angle like I have seen.
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This might be the pic you're looking for:
http://rides.webshots.com/photo/2134...86590301iSCvgI
As Green_Dually said, the s-pipe is rotated 180*.... puts the pipe right about inline with the tail pipe, so a straight piece of pipe w/ flared ends slips right in and can be welded up.
If you have a welder or clamps and such, you can do it yourself. I didn't back when I wanted it done, so I took mine to a shop for about 25 mins and $60. 
http://rides.webshots.com/photo/2134...86590301iSCvgI
As Green_Dually said, the s-pipe is rotated 180*.... puts the pipe right about inline with the tail pipe, so a straight piece of pipe w/ flared ends slips right in and can be welded up.
If you have a welder or clamps and such, you can do it yourself. I didn't back when I wanted it done, so I took mine to a shop for about 25 mins and $60.