New Exhaust
#12
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Your'* is only muffler back, your muffler is aluminum, and we don't know what type of metal or bends you used. Big differences I'd say.
I priced a full exhaust for our trucks before using the same type of materials. It was over $1k just for the parts alone. He'* lucky he only has one pipe and a small duels section.
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#16
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Its all aluminized pipe with mandrel bends
And will ya'll chill??? I've been extremely busy due to the fact I'm moving to Georgia in 14 days lol. Here'* your video, now enjoy
And will ya'll chill??? I've been extremely busy due to the fact I'm moving to Georgia in 14 days lol. Here'* your video, now enjoy
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Oh and I went to a local muffler shop and they fixed my right side tip for $60. They just cut part of the pipe, moved the hanger (the rubber block part) back, and rewelded it. I am EXTREMELY happy with it now. I also got to help with the entire fixing process (loved being able to supervise the whole process lol)
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That exhaust must feel pretty good on the road being a 3" setup from an NA engine. I've got 2.5 going down to 2.25, and mine just rips right along. More pictures of the tips now aligned?
#19
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Love the sound at idle. Not so much at rev. This is how I feel about a lot of GM V6'* with exhausts though. I'm scared to do such an exhaust on my car because I'm afraid it'll sound "ricey". I think it has to do with the muffler though, not the rest of the piping, so I might be ok if I ever decide to do full pipes.
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Its all aluminized pipe with mandrel bends
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USLlynG8ygo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USLlynG8ygo