i'd like to see that.
 

has anyone changed there muffler's from the side exit to the back? i'd rather see two fat chrome tips comming from the back if so any pics. thanks

Us Canadians are a strange breed, eh?!

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Hey,
How about running a set of stacks up the back of the cab?

woah.. there ARE rednecks in places other than the south. https://www.f150online.com/f150board/smile.gif

hey. i'm not a redneck just cause i'd rather see two tips underneath the bumber like a REAL dual exaust should bee. i just think it would look cooler. just my opion.

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Other than the blower and monster wheels/tires, I think the side exit exhaust is one of the more unique aspects of our Lightnings. It sure seems to draw a lot of positive comments from admirers. I wouldn't dream of changing it.

L8TR

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Don't stop there, make sure they extend at least 10 or 12 inches out the rear, and offset the wheels about a foot and a half beyond the wheel wells and you'll be set.

That's a pretty darn good idea r1.