Exhaust info

[Slow91]

Ok, i have a 95 PSD and im considering an exhaust very soon. I have been looking at Xtremediesel for an exhaust. I think im leaning towards MBRP 3" DP, 4" cat back. Ive heard people stray away from the downpipes on our trucks saying you need to smash the **** out of the firewall to get the downpipe to clear. Can anyone comment on this, it looks tight, but im just not sure how the MBRP DP is.

[pipelayerjdh]

You need to replace the downpipe. Fit depends on the truck. I have installed two and only had to bend the firewall seam flat. They can be a pain to install, but the benefit is well worth it.

[Slow91]

what do you guys expect from an intake/full exhaust? Power wise.

[nic0084]

I put an MBRP system in my truck and I love it. You definately need the 3" DP, it is much needed in the Old Body Style trucks. You will have to do a little cutting and bending to your cab/firewall but nothing major and is completely worth it.

An AFE Stage II or DIY style intake with an open exhaust will wake your 95 up a bit... but they will really make you ready for a chip.

[1lowdiesel]

Originally Posted by nic0084

I put an MBRP system in my truck and I love it. You definately need the 3" DP, it is much needed in the Old Body Style trucks. You will have to do a little cutting and bending to your cab/firewall but nothing major and is completely worth it.

An AFE Stage II or DIY style intake with an open exhaust will wake your 95 up a bit... but they will really make you ready for a chip.

exactly, it's actually harder to get the stock one out then to put the new one in, the only thing you'd have to worry about would be if you had a manual trans, then you would have to cut 5" off the bottom of the downpipe.

let me know when your ready to purchase

[nic0084]

back when... I got my intake and exhuast from XDP... good guys!

[Slow91]

yah, i have a 5spd truck...does this make it more difficult?

[PowerPat]

Is it better to keep or eliminate the cat?

[nic0084]

Most everyone gets rid of it.... depends on your state and regulations... If you dont need one, like here in Texas, then I would get rid of it.