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Stock exhaust size?
Some of yall know I just picked up a 2000 F250 4WD.
I got to looking at the exhaust on the truck and ended up measuring it, at least from the muffler back its 4". Is the stock muffler welded on? This one has clamps on both ends and maybe 10"+ in Diameter. Not really sure what the rest of the exhaust (turbo back) would measure/look like. Thanks fellas. |
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sounds like you have a cat back system , yes the stock muffler is welded in
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My stock muffler is clamped on
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Hmm...Ok, well should I delete the muffler and be done with it? I would like a lil more sound from it. Is it worth getting a whole new system from the turbo back or just the muffler delete pipe?
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shouldnt have a cat on a 2000 and the 10 in round muffler is tellin me aftermarket system
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You will get more gain if you do a complete turbo back system with both a cat and muffler delete. With your being a 2000 a 4 inch turbo back system is easy to install. My is a 96 and I played well lets say a really hard time with chnaging out the down pipe. Ebay has many systems for sale, and I think you can get your system between 200 and 300 dollars. Some of the systems will give you a price reduction if you ask for the delete pipes rather then using a cat and muffler.
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Thanks for the help fellas.
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