Stock exhaust diameter? DIY muffler delete pending
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Stock exhaust diameter? DIY muffler delete pending
I am planning on doing a DiY muffler delete, and was wondering what the stock exhaust diameter is right at the last hanger before the y-pipe. Does anyone know the size of the piping at the exact location indicated in the pic? Any help would be appreciated.
For the record, that's not my exhaust in the picture or I would already have my answer lol
For the record, that's not my exhaust in the picture or I would already have my answer lol
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I don't have that section anymore. However, I still have my resonator and I just went out to the garage to measure the ID. What I measured is 3 ⁱ /₂" inlet & 2 ⁵/₈" outlet. So I would assume that ID of that section of pipe is the same as the resonator outlet.
(Not my pict either)
Lou
(Not my pict either)
Lou
Last edited by flowrider; 01-05-15 at 09:47 PM.
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I was asking about the diameter of the pipe at the exact location in which the arrow is pointing. I was planning on cutting the muffler section, right at the area indicated in the original post, and welding a turndown so the exhaust isn't pointing directly towards to read diff.
I do not care to know the size of the stock muffler tips lol
I do not care to know the size of the stock muffler tips lol
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I was asking about the diameter of the pipe at the exact location in which the arrow is pointing. I was planning on cutting the muffler section, right at the area indicated in the original post, and welding a turndown so the exhaust isn't pointing directly towards to read diff.
I do not care to know the size of the stock muffler tips lol
I do not care to know the size of the stock muffler tips lol
I neglected to read your post and I was responding to another member.
Anyhow, I plan on deleting my mufflers and 2nd cat this week and I will have my exhaust shop do something about that flat part of the axleback. Hope I gain some power if any but looking for a good shift in the overall sound. Stock is too quiet for me