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2nd Gen Ram Tech1994-2001 Rams: This section is for TECHNICAL discussions only, that involve the 1994 through 2001 Rams. For any non-tech discussions, please direct your attention to the "General discussion/NON-tech" sub sections.
Long tubes and duel exhaust with a cross over would be on the list. Assume you still have the kegger so upgrading will get more power in the upper rpm range. And a
Long tubes and duel exhaust with a cross over would be on the list. Assume you still have the kegger so upgrading will get more power in the upper rpm range. And a 4V throttle body and intake will wake things up.
If the springs are installed with the listed 'installed height', then you won't have problems with the 1.7 rockers. That is most certainly something I would check before installation. You only need to experience coil bind once, to understand you don't wanna do it again.
I will have to check that. These springs are meant for these stock heads so I'd hope they are correct. Also I'm having a hard time understanding this y pipe thing. I have a 2000 and the Jegs y pipe only goes up to 99. What is the difference here? Everything looks the same I would just have add a cat.
I think pipe size changed, and location of the cat.... the exhaust manifolds are the same though, so, I would expect that the 'off-road' y pipe would also bolt right in.
I think pipe size changed, and location of the cat.... the exhaust manifolds are the same though, so, I would expect that the 'off-road' y pipe would also bolt right in.
the size as in pipe diameter? Would it even be worth getting that y pipe?
Yep. Though, maybe not so much in a 2000 and newer.... I think there is a figure in the FAQ/DIY section, that shows the exhaust systems over the year, including pipe sizes. I suspect the y pipe you are looking at will have the same pipe size as what's already on the truck..... Worth checking out before spending the money though.
Yep. Though, maybe not so much in a 2000 and newer.... I think there is a figure in the FAQ/DIY section, that shows the exhaust systems over the year, including pipe sizes. I suspect the y pipe you are looking at will have the same pipe size as what's already on the truck..... Worth checking out before spending the money though.
I went looking for that DIY item and couldn't find it - do you happen to have the link for it that you can share?