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The real reason they came out in front of the wheel in the beginning was because it saved them a ton of pipe not going over the wheel and they had spent so much on the new design.
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Yeah, they moved them because of pitting and discoloration on the wheel behind the pipe. I like it, though, just rotate the wheels out every so often, that way they are all at least discolored the same amount. 
Also, when running straight pipes to the stock location, OMG the sound at WOT is amazing with the shorter pipe.

Also, when running straight pipes to the stock location, OMG the sound at WOT is amazing with the shorter pipe.
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I like the dual pipes on the side tooOriginally Posted by Raptor05121
i think unless you have a L exhaust, the pipe in front of the wheel looks retarded.
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that's what I heard too, i've looked but I never saw a discolored rim unless there was something wrong with the truckOriginally Posted by torkum
The real reason they came out in front of the wheel in the beginning was because it saved them a ton of pipe not going over the wheel and they had spent so much on the new design.
im going yo revive this thread, but mine had melted the plastic flare on the front of the wheel... that was a quick fix, but man... its corroded behind that plastic...
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The exhaust on all cars must not exit under the passenger compartment, if its a pickup with a sealed cab I can be dumped before the axle, or out the side of the cabin is okay tooOriginally Posted by glc
Don't some states still have a law that the exhaust must exit behind the rear wheels?




