then shut up and keep your opinions to your self!

 

no offence taken. I think it looks like dog crap too, unfortunately it was the only way to fit them. I went for efficancy over astetics, so there ya go. You cant notice them through the rear axle, which is where youd be viewing themthrough anyways.

 

ive always wondered why yours do hang down like they do.. do you have to of them under there or just one? i got a super 44 flowmaster under mine and its defenatly longer then 10" and prolly about 10 to 12" wide and fits perfectly.. with plenty of room to spare

 

I doubt I'd ever see the back of that indy cause this SS/T is supercharged so you enjoy a nice pair of silver stripes

 

oh and mgt nobody was talking to you so keep quiet or your gonna have to stand in the corner

 

He's got 2 mufflers right next to eachother. Guess there wasn't enough room to lay them flat?

 

well i have one single chamber flowmasters...you could have staggered them but oh well

 

i went with straight out the back cuz i think it looks mean as hell, but i do like the look of them 45'd too...

 

I'd go out the sides. or out the sides on a 45.
Or out the passenger side in front of the rear tire like Indys.

I think when I do mine I'm going to run 1 3" pipe out the passenger side infront of the rear tire except lift it up a little bit and have it come out the side of the truck like this setup... I really like this idea.

 

I really would like to have the exhaust tips exit out the side before the rear tires but I dont think that is possible with the muffler being on the passenger side and having to jog around the driveshaft to the drivers side for an exit. Unless if anyone knows it's feasible? Plus, does anyone know if there is a state law that would make this illegal? I wouldnt think it would be as long as there is a catalytic converter underneath there should be no exhaust law problem right? But I have to agree with some above posts, many people ( Im one of them ) have them exiting out the back but I think it looks sweet as hell.