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Exhaust exit?
What are some different ways to exit the exhaust?I wanted to hear what it sounded like straight pipe so for now its cut off 4' behind cat.
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I like it when they cut a hole in the hood and have about 16” of pipe sticking out straight off the turbo! Be sure you get rid of the cat, I have seen several trucks where they kept the factory exhaust and just cut out the muffler and cat and welded a pipe back in their places. The muffler shop here charges around $75 parts and all to do that and it sounds real nice plus it drops egts pretty good, near 200 degrees on my buddies 01. |
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![]() Actually, I've never seen a cat on a Superduty but I believe they exist....just not with the thugs I hang with......
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