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Stock Dual Exhaust
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So I am guessing the only difference on the sports is a different muffler? If so, I wonder where I could find a sport muffler and if it would fit right in place of my current muffler.
I know these trucks are not true dual exhaust I just put that in the title to seperate from the baseline models that come with the single tailpipe.
I know these trucks are not true dual exhaust I just put that in the title to seperate from the baseline models that come with the single tailpipe.
Oh thats no problem, I believe even Dodge says "Dual Exhaust". I think thats mis-leading.
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As stated by others, Nate being one, are you sure its true duals?? My 2012 Longhorn has "Stock duals" but in reality it nothing more then dual tail pipes coming out of a single muffler. Most of the back pressure is in the muffler not the tail pipe. I supose twin tail pipes might decrease the back pressure a drop. Differant sound differant models=differant muffler. I wouldn't pay lots for twin tail pipes, but thats me. Just my 2 cents worth
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