Exhaust upgrade (3")
I read in multiple locations that the 92-93 exhaust manifolds, y-pipe, and exhaust is bigger than 94 and up. That is true and I have the pictures to show the differences.




On the 92-93 exhaust, after the muffler, it shrinks down to 2 1/2". The junk yard cut out the cat destroying the exhaust so I didn't bother getting the whole exhaust. I got the important parts, the manifolds and the y-pipe. I looked inside the y-pipe and there was some serious lack of quality control on assembling the y-pipe. I had to get in the pipe and grind out all the extra metal inhibiting flow.
Before

After

The cheapest 3" exhaust I could find was $380. So I decided to build my own. I bought 3-90* and 3-45* mandrel bends, a 10' stick of 3" pipe, and a Flowmaster 50 series muffler. I spent about $250. It took me about a day and a half to make but that included swapping manifolds, grinding the crap out of the y-pipe, and staring at the y-pipe trying to figure out the best way to adapt the 3" pipe.

The factory Chrysler exhaust isn't a true 3".

I tapped a ring onto the exhaust and welded that to the factory pipe.

Then I welded on the straight pipe. It just made it easier. I also used the factory hangers.






I love the sound of this exhaust. It's a little loud when you get on it but it's quite (low pitch rumble) at idle and at cruise on the highway.
http://youtu.be/uuUXL0cku44
A.J.




On the 92-93 exhaust, after the muffler, it shrinks down to 2 1/2". The junk yard cut out the cat destroying the exhaust so I didn't bother getting the whole exhaust. I got the important parts, the manifolds and the y-pipe. I looked inside the y-pipe and there was some serious lack of quality control on assembling the y-pipe. I had to get in the pipe and grind out all the extra metal inhibiting flow.
Before

After

The cheapest 3" exhaust I could find was $380. So I decided to build my own. I bought 3-90* and 3-45* mandrel bends, a 10' stick of 3" pipe, and a Flowmaster 50 series muffler. I spent about $250. It took me about a day and a half to make but that included swapping manifolds, grinding the crap out of the y-pipe, and staring at the y-pipe trying to figure out the best way to adapt the 3" pipe.

The factory Chrysler exhaust isn't a true 3".

I tapped a ring onto the exhaust and welded that to the factory pipe.

Then I welded on the straight pipe. It just made it easier. I also used the factory hangers.






I love the sound of this exhaust. It's a little loud when you get on it but it's quite (low pitch rumble) at idle and at cruise on the highway.
http://youtu.be/uuUXL0cku44
A.J.
Heck ya thats what I'm talking about. Got 93 so I got the good exhaust and the good return injection. Custom 3in cat back. Headers are still better than the stock 93 exhaust manifolds. But ya I know its a shop truck.
At some point I'd like to get some headers. I've seen a couple of sets pop up on Craig's list for $150. I'm just worried about the horror stories I've heard about headers blowing gaskets. I like the durability of the cast manifolds.
A.J.
A.J.
Leaving before it gets too hot. I can't blame you there. This past summer was brutal with no rain.
Are you into drag racing? My friends and I race our turbo Mopar cars out at Speed World in Wittmann, just west of Surprise.
A.J.
Are you into drag racing? My friends and I race our turbo Mopar cars out at Speed World in Wittmann, just west of Surprise.
A.J.
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