I just crawled under my truck and it looks like all I have to do is cut my exhuast pipe, put on a 90, cut a hole in the bed and insert stack. Is it that easy? Also Ive removed the kitty and tried the truck straight piped= way to loud, so I found a magna flow diesel muffler and now want somthing a little louder. what muffler would you guys recomend?

 

If you want just one stack... then yes it is that easy!

 

Yes, running a single stack, can be that easy.

 

just remember to put somthing in there to flex saw one guy mount evrything solid the bed didnt do so well

 

If you're gonna do a stack keep the muffler you have for now because the truck will be louder and the noise will be right outside your back window.

 

where can i buy a slip on 90 w a 4" id?

 

here's a good site

http://store.airflo.com/exhaust-elbows.html

 

i have a magnaflow muffler with a set of 6" mitors and I love it

 

Find a big truck parts supply store. They have several around where I live. They have everything.

 

or... just find some stainless and run 4 in up thru the bed, to a 6 x 6 x 4 tee, and then run a 6" across the bed in each direction from it, then 45 the 4' pieces that you miter cut already and TIG weld everything square... then you'll have something.

Look here... post #4 at: https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...d.php?t=183244

 

Yep pretty easy. Few clamps, an adapter or two, 90* elbow, brackets, clamp, hole saw, sawzall, welder, flex tubing, maybe a coupler if needed and of course the stack itself. A little measuring, cutting, welding, hamering, adjusting, cussing and your about done.

 

Here is what I used for my single 6" miter cut with AeroTurbine 5050XL muffler. Most of the parts came from airflo.com or in the garage.

 

Local napa said they had everything but the stack. getting started tomorrow.
Thanks

 

If straight piped is to loud how are you going to stand stacks even with a muffler? The exhaust is right behind you, can't see it being to quiet even with a muffler.

 

I don't want to thread jack but can some of you guys crawl under your trucks and snap some pics so I can see your set ups.