exhaust
Post Fiend
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From: Payson, AZ
I said it once and I will say it again. Invest in some band clamps to use instead of the ubolt clamps that come with the system. If you are not going to weld the joints after install the band clamps are a good idea.
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Lead Driver
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From: Kiowa CO
For a 4" or 5" system??? Mine was a 4" MBRP Alum. single with 5" chrome tip/muffler for $320 or so. Last September.
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From: Northern Illinois
Skip the 4 and the 5 inch exhaust and go with a 6inch. Nothing sounds better than a straight 6 inch exhaust coming from a 7.3. My buddy has a custom 6 inch exhaust on his trucks and it sounds awesome.
I know Bully Dog makes a 6 inch for the Dodge cummapart but not sure on the powerstroke.
Jim
I know Bully Dog makes a 6 inch for the Dodge cummapart but not sure on the powerstroke.
Jim
Fleet Owner
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From: Rio Rico, AZ.
You cannot do this with a 4" exhaust.
And there is no substitute for the sound.
Click on my signature where it says: "5" exhaust" and you find a bunch of sound clips that I took right after I installed my Cannon.
And there is no substitute for the sound.
Click on my signature where it says: "5" exhaust" and you find a bunch of sound clips that I took right after I installed my Cannon.
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Skip the 4 and the 5 inch exhaust and go with a 6inch. Nothing sounds better than a straight 6 inch exhaust coming from a 7.3. My buddy has a custom 6 inch exhaust on his trucks and it sounds awesome.
I know Bully Dog makes a 6 inch for the Dodge cummapart but not sure on the powerstroke.
Jim
I know Bully Dog makes a 6 inch for the Dodge cummapart but not sure on the powerstroke.
Jim
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