exhaust before the wheel
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exhaust before the wheel
I was looking at how I could change to a bigger exhuast without braking the bank I don't think a kit would not work becuase it is a cab/chassis truck (frame rails are only 34 inches wide) I would like to turn out before the rear wheel. Does anyone who has run this set up have anything good or bad to say.
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This is what I'm running.
I bought a 10 foot piece of 4 inch pipe. Used the chop saw and made a 45 degree angle and dumped it out infront of the axle. I even put a "go fast tip on it." It will turn your wheel black, but nothing a wash cloth and soap can't handle.
I don't think a turn down will help. Looking at your sig, you don't have a chip or inj's so you shouldn't be putting out any smoke. When I was stock I never had to clean the rim...
Oh yeah, I could have sold my extra pipe back.. but I opted to keep it. You never know.
I bought a 10 foot piece of 4 inch pipe. Used the chop saw and made a 45 degree angle and dumped it out infront of the axle. I even put a "go fast tip on it." It will turn your wheel black, but nothing a wash cloth and soap can't handle.
I don't think a turn down will help. Looking at your sig, you don't have a chip or inj's so you shouldn't be putting out any smoke. When I was stock I never had to clean the rim...
Oh yeah, I could have sold my extra pipe back.. but I opted to keep it. You never know.
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if you wash your truck on a regular basis you have nothing to worry about. but if you never wash your wheels you will start to notice the right rear wheel starts to gray out. i had my turn out before the rear wheel for a long time even after swapping stage-1's, D66 turbo, and 4-pos chip. i could completely black out my wheel in no time! thats when i ponied up and put some stacks on! i love them!
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I just found a place that wrecks school busses and got some pipe from them. Has to be diesel. 4" pipe all mandrel bent. Had to do a bit of cut and paste, but fior $10, who's going to complain........ I went in front of the wheels. Takes less pipie, and I like it that way too. It's also a good time to cut out the cat and maybe muffler too.
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