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Old 09-28-2013, 01:47 PM
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Part 1 done, the muffler delete...... Zero change in sound.... But, it now has a tail pipe that exits out from under the truck insted of resonating under the bed.
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Yeah you get a set of those cats out and it will sound better.

I would avoid totally straight piped, it sounds like something trailer trash would drive IMO.
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Yea, I'd only strait pipe a turbo Diesel..... It will probably stay like this until I do longtubes and a cat back.
Old 09-28-2013, 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by FANGS99
Yea, I'd only strait pipe a turbo Diesel..... It will probably stay like this until I do longtubes and a cat back.
Hey fangs, serious question, what is your reasoning? Why only a diesel?
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Because the turbo wants as little to no back pressure..... Where naturaly aspirated and supercharged engines like some back pressure..... If I turbo'd my truck it would probably be strait piped after the turbo.
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Originally Posted by FANGS99
Because the turbo wants as little to no back pressure..... Where naturaly aspirated and supercharged engines like some back pressure..... If I turbo'd my truck it would probably be strait piped after the turbo.
Ahh I see. So is it bad that I'm running no muffler but still all four cats?
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Thats what I just did..... Thats not strait piped..... Thats just a muffler delete...... Strait piped is no muffler and no cats.
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Thats why Scobar mentioned to remove 2 of the 4 cats but not all 4..... If I could, I'd delete the 4 cats and put my 14inch SI/DO magnaflow back in.
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Originally Posted by FANGS99
Thats why Scobar mentioned to remove 2 of the 4 cats but not all 4..... If I could, I'd delete the 4 cats and put my 14inch SI/DO magnaflow back in.
Ahh ok I thought u meant straight piped like I have true dual straights but all 4 cats still. I know understand why you wouldn't on a gas non turboed motor.
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My future planed mods will be 2.3L Whipple, longtubes.... And maybe a cam as long as i won't need a converter.

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