New Muffler Ideas
#61
12-05-2009, 07:57 PM
My exhuast just HAS to be different lol. 
So the best bet it to just throw it after the cat? I mean it kind of makes sense, the air flow already goes by the cat and the o2 sensors by the time it reaches the cutout so that's pretty much my only route there..
I mean you and silver both have the hemi so the exhaust is somewhat different than the 4.7 so you guys can place the cutouts on a different area than mine..
So the best bet it to just throw it after the cat? I mean it kind of makes sense, the air flow already goes by the cat and the o2 sensors by the time it reaches the cutout so that's pretty much my only route there..I mean you and silver both have the hemi so the exhaust is somewhat different than the 4.7 so you guys can place the cutouts on a different area than mine..
Last edited by 02Steve1990; 12-05-2009 at 08:01 PM.
#62
12-05-2009, 08:00 PM
#63
12-05-2009, 08:02 PM
#64
12-05-2009, 08:13 PM
I think I also read somewhere on the exhaust laws that basically if there are any aftermarket (right Teach? 
) parts installed to modify the exhuast's tone then it's illegal..seems like it's more for the ricers though 
not likely to be pulled over in a truck like ours unless we're driving like we're insane lol
) parts installed to modify the exhuast's tone then it's illegal..seems like it's more for the ricers though not likely to be pulled over in a truck like ours unless we're driving like we're insane lol
#65
12-05-2009, 08:20 PM
#66
12-05-2009, 08:23 PM
The laws tend to vary state to state. For instance, here in PA is specifically says you can not have any device that diverts the exhaust out of the system before the muffler (i.e. A cutout). I just watch who I open it up around and haven't had any issues with the law yet.
#67
12-05-2009, 08:54 PM
#68
12-06-2009, 08:52 PM
Which one would be best for my piping?
http://sap082.channeladvisor.com/p-2...ic-cutout.aspx
OR
http://sap082.channeladvisor.com/p-6...-remote-3.aspx
Does it not really matter - just a price difference really?
http://sap082.channeladvisor.com/p-2...ic-cutout.aspx
Fits:
Universal fit
Fabrication Necessary
The RO-SNBL-L/R kit includes:
1 RO SWITCH-N-BLAST Exhaust Bypass
2 Handheld Wireless Remote Controls - Both remotes include a 27A 12V battery
1 Control Brain with EZ Wire Harness
Technical Specifications:
Total Length 11"
Piping ID 2 1/3"
Piping OD 2 1/2 "
Height (cross diameter) 2 1/2" 3 3/4" at motor
Width 6 1/8" or 8" total with motor
Universal fit
Fabrication Necessary
The RO-SNBL-L/R kit includes:
1 RO SWITCH-N-BLAST Exhaust Bypass
2 Handheld Wireless Remote Controls - Both remotes include a 27A 12V battery
1 Control Brain with EZ Wire Harness
Technical Specifications:
Total Length 11"
Piping ID 2 1/3"
Piping OD 2 1/2 "
Height (cross diameter) 2 1/2" 3 3/4" at motor
Width 6 1/8" or 8" total with motor
http://sap082.channeladvisor.com/p-6...-remote-3.aspx
Fits:
Universal fit
Fabrication Necessary
The RO-SNBL-L/R kit includes:
1 RO SWITCH-N-BLAST Exhaust Bypass
2 Handheld Wireless Remote Controls - Both remotes include a 27A 12V battery
1 Control Brain with EZ Wire Harness
Technical Specifications:
Total Length 11"
Piping ID 2 1/3"
Piping OD 3 "
Height (cross diameter) 2 1/2" 3 3/4" at motor
Width 6 1/8" or 8" total with motor
Universal fit
Fabrication Necessary
The RO-SNBL-L/R kit includes:
1 RO SWITCH-N-BLAST Exhaust Bypass
2 Handheld Wireless Remote Controls - Both remotes include a 27A 12V battery
1 Control Brain with EZ Wire Harness
Technical Specifications:
Total Length 11"
Piping ID 2 1/3"
Piping OD 3 "
Height (cross diameter) 2 1/2" 3 3/4" at motor
Width 6 1/8" or 8" total with motor
Last edited by 02Steve1990; 12-06-2009 at 08:59 PM.
#69
12-06-2009, 09:26 PM
Grand Champion
#70
12-06-2009, 09:31 PM