Painted my exhaust
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04-17-2008 | 06:00 PM
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Painted my exhaust
My collector gaskets kept blowing out, so while I was replacing them today, I pulled off the exhaust (header back) so I could repaint it. It was showing age. I figgured I might as well post what it looks like since I have it out. Its a little confusing to see while its in.
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04-17-2008 | 06:09 PM
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04-17-2008 | 06:20 PM
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ORIGINAL: hometheaterman
So did you paint it silver there? Hard to tell from the pictures. It's a nice looking setup though. It all one piece as it looks?
So did you paint it silver there? Hard to tell from the pictures. It's a nice looking setup though. It all one piece as it looks?
ORIGINAL: Cereal Killer
The cat is worthless, and looks gay on the cross over pipe [:'(]
Cool other than that. I like the dual exits before the rear tire though
Probably the best sounding (gas) truck on the forum too
The cat is worthless, and looks gay on the cross over pipe [:'(]
Cool other than that. I like the dual exits before the rear tire though
Probably the best sounding (gas) truck on the forum too
Thanks, I like the sound too.
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04-17-2008 | 06:47 PM
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Is the cat gutted? I really like how the exhaust exits in front of the rear wheel too. Does it stay clean fairly easy? Mine running out behind the rear tires gets dirty super fast. The setup I've wanted to do is exit out like yours but only have one pipe exit then have one identical and exit out on the other side. I don't know if this can be done or not as I haven't checked it out.
I do really like how yours looks on the truck though. It's a nice setup. What did it all cost you?
I do really like how yours looks on the truck though. It's a nice setup. What did it all cost you?
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04-17-2008 | 06:52 PM
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I know why it's on there. My compliments on finding a loophole in the system. It's just easier to give someone **** as oppose to being nice about it 
No you can't run the the exhaust exit before the rear tires on each side unless you relocate the fuel tank, or ditch it all together for a fuel cell someplace else. So it is my no means impossible, but is a rather large obstacle on an otherwise simple system.
ORIGINAL: hometheaterman
Is the cat gutted? I really like how the exhaust exits in front of the rear wheel too. Does it stay clean fairly easy? Mine running out behind the rear tires gets dirty super fast. The setup I've wanted to do is exit out like yours but only have one pipe exit then have one identical and exit out on the other side. I don't know if this can be done or not as I haven't checked it out.
I do really like how yours looks on the truck though. It's a nice setup. What did it all cost you?
Is the cat gutted? I really like how the exhaust exits in front of the rear wheel too. Does it stay clean fairly easy? Mine running out behind the rear tires gets dirty super fast. The setup I've wanted to do is exit out like yours but only have one pipe exit then have one identical and exit out on the other side. I don't know if this can be done or not as I haven't checked it out.
I do really like how yours looks on the truck though. It's a nice setup. What did it all cost you?
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04-17-2008 | 08:09 PM
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I had my exhaust exiting in front of my rear tire as well! I had to redo it again for the 4th time because it was too loud in the truck cab for me! With headers and cat and muffler all being aftermarket performance upgrades I couldnt take the loudness anymore! Looks great on you truck though! Very Very Sharp.