Quick exhaust question
Quick exhaust question
Greetings. I took off my factory exhaust (left stock downpipe) to put on a new aftermarket exhaust. I got all the way back to installing the 2nd to the last pipe that this is for a supercab long or a CREW CAB longbed. Evidently one of the pipes needs to be cut if it's for a supercab (which I have). I don't have a chop saw or anything to get through the 4 inch pipe so I have to drive tomorrow with just the immediate pipe which is a few feet long from the downpipe and ends up a little behind the passenger seat under the floor.
My question is, will I cause any harm to anything driving it in stop and go traffic like this?
Once again, thanks for everyones tips.
Keith
My question is, will I cause any harm to anything driving it in stop and go traffic like this?
Once again, thanks for everyones tips.
Keith
Keith,
You might want to reconsider leaving that flat, stock down pipe on. As long as your running new 4" exhaust why leave the largest restriction in place?
Now is the time to change it as well if you can afford it. JMHO
Rog
You might want to reconsider leaving that flat, stock down pipe on. As long as your running new 4" exhaust why leave the largest restriction in place?

Now is the time to change it as well if you can afford it. JMHO
Rog
True. That is on of the best things you can do
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