DIY home-brew exhaust
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DIY home-brew exhaust
I'm looking at fabricating my own "exhaust system" from parts.
A straight pipe from the factory y-pipe. Muffler. Then a dump tailpipe. The straight pipe will be cut to fit, so that the hanger will hold onto the tailpipe and support the weight of the muffler. That will allow for the exhaust to dump right about where the frame rail rises in front of the rear axle.
Walker Exhaust 52153 - Walker Intermediate Pipes
Red Hots Glass Pack Muffler
PART #: 50252FLT
Hedman Hedders 17146
A straight pipe from the factory y-pipe. Muffler. Then a dump tailpipe. The straight pipe will be cut to fit, so that the hanger will hold onto the tailpipe and support the weight of the muffler. That will allow for the exhaust to dump right about where the frame rail rises in front of the rear axle.
Walker Exhaust 52153 - Walker Intermediate Pipes
Red Hots Glass Pack Muffler
PART #: 50252FLT
Hedman Hedders 17146
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Here is what I finally ended up with:
Patriot Exhaust #737-H3018
Smithy's Muffler
2-1/2'' Inlet/Outlet
2-1/2'' Core Diameter
30'' Case Length
3-1/2'' Case Diameter
JEGS Performance Products #555-30640
2.5'' ID Turndown
I picked these two because of ease of installation, and fitment. This will be really easy to bolt on, and I won't have to do any cutting or welding.
I'm not really interested in sound. What I'm mainly looking at, by bolting the muffler right up to the factory y-pipe, is to decrease flow restriction.
Patriot Exhaust #737-H3018
Smithy's Muffler
2-1/2'' Inlet/Outlet
2-1/2'' Core Diameter
30'' Case Length
3-1/2'' Case Diameter
JEGS Performance Products #555-30640
2.5'' ID Turndown
I picked these two because of ease of installation, and fitment. This will be really easy to bolt on, and I won't have to do any cutting or welding.
I'm not really interested in sound. What I'm mainly looking at, by bolting the muffler right up to the factory y-pipe, is to decrease flow restriction.
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