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| 6.4L Performance Parts Discussion What has or has not worked for you? |
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Help: DPF and cat delete pipe without any hangers?
I have a DPF and Cat delete pipe I am getting ready to install and just looked at it tonight and it does not have any hangers to attach it to the truck. I dont think that is right is it? What can I do to make it work?
Also I was looking under my truck at my stock cat and dpf and noticed a strange black cylinder attached to the pipe between the cat and down pipe. The black cylinder was attach via a bracket that was welded to the pipe and also the black cylinder had a metal mesh looking cable coming from it and attaching to the pipe as well. But there was nothing else attached to the black cylinder from the truck so I have no idea what it is or what is its function. Any ideas? |
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you dont need any hangers for the Dpf delete pipe. It will hold in place just fine since its about 70 lbs lighted then the Dpf and cat. I was also wondering about the black cylinder deal, the best i can figure is that it dampens vibration from the exhaust. but other then that guess, i have no idea.
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Yes, the black cylinder is a damper for the exhaust. I posted it's name and part number in another thread.
It is not needed (nor are hangers) to install just a DPF/Cat delete pipe. |
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Great thank you.
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what brand pipe is that? the ones I use have a hanger on them.
And why did you get bungs in the pipe? using SCT? |
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Honestly not sure what kind of pipe it is. And I am using a livewire.
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i dont have hanger on mine either, been fine so far, makes returning to stock easier i guess
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