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Straight Piped 12v ???s

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Old Nov 6, 2003 | 07:53 PM
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Straight Piped 12v ???s

Hey, I just got some b-day money and Im considering putting on a straight pipe, so I have a few questions...

#1 How much will it increase the noise levels???

#2 How much power gain will I see???

#3 Does any one, other than Genos, make an elimination kit???

#4 How much would an Exhaust shop charge ....guesstiment???

Thanks,

Sam
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Old Nov 6, 2003 | 08:56 PM
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Re:Straight Piped 12v ???s

Hey Greyboy, here is my experience with removing the muffler and cat. converter.

#1 The noise level will increase quite a bit if you remove the cat and the muffler

#2 Not much if any.

#3 I went to the local muffler shop and bought a piece of 3" pipe and had then flare each end. I replaced it from the down pipe all the way to the tailpipe with a straight piece of pipe and made some hangers. The pipe was $47.00

#4 Most won't do it unless you know somone.

Hope this helps,
Darrin
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Old Nov 6, 2003 | 09:53 PM
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Re:Straight Piped 12v ???s

[quote author=darrin link=board=7;threadid=22100;start=0#msg206793 date=1068173768]
Hey Greyboy, here is my experience with removing the muffler and cat. converter.

#1 The noise level will increase quite a bit if you remove the cat and the muffler

#2 Not much if any.

#3 I went to the local muffler shop and bought a piece of 3" pipe and had then flare each end. I replaced it from the down pipe all the way to the tailpipe with a straight piece of pipe and made some hangers. The pipe was $47.00

#4 Most won't do it unless you know somone.

Hope this helps,
Darrin
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I disagree with reply #4. A lot of exhaust shops have no problem straight piping diesel's. Mine did it for $60, but I've heard of it being done for as low as $25 on the 'net. No way to see except for going to your local exhaust shop and pricing it.
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Old Nov 6, 2003 | 09:57 PM
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Re:Straight Piped 12v ???s

I made a phne call, drove in, the guy put my truck on the rack, made the pipe and welded it in for only $40.00, only catch was he wanted to back it out and hear it idle. It drew some attention when I left ;D
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Old Nov 7, 2003 | 07:33 AM
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Re:Straight Piped 12v ???s

Same here. I paid $60 for a stick of pipe that it took to replace the old cat and muff. I got it done at meineke (spelling)
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Old Nov 7, 2003 | 09:30 AM
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Re:Straight Piped 12v ???s

Thanks for the help guys, Im gonna call around today. I rather not do it myself if I can help it...I have a tendency to cause damage!!!
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Old Nov 7, 2003 | 09:41 AM
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Re:Straight Piped 12v ???s

i did my 12v like Darrin did his.

im thinkin of going with Rip's 4" system for my 24v though.
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