Alrighty, so my tailpipes are completely crooked, thanks to the outlet on my muffler rotting off... So, what does everybody think? Should I keep my exhaust coming out the rear, below the bumper, or should I get it to come out on the side, just before my rear tire?
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This is the only one I have as of right now. This was before the left one popped off. Imagine the left one down another inch, and sticking out about an inch farther than the right one... Clinton, are you selling 4 31" mud tires on craigslist? http://scranton.craigslist.org/pts/2675605885.html
or get mud tires. or get a running start. or dont stall the engine. or keep flooring it. would all be a simple thing as well
Dude, flooring it don't get you nowhere. You'd be better off putting her in 4 low and crawling through it. And I intentionally stalled it now?
Brodie, I can't bend them without snapping the pipes... They're so old it's ridiculous lol The body lift is causing that... When I get new tailpipes, that's the first thing I'm going to do.
It is 2 1/2 pipe welded in behind the cat and straight piped to a 3" magnaflow tip.. GoPro video for you http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HShrRiGGqE
thank you, it is not a bad setup if you wanted to do it like that, i think it cost me around $250 for all the 2 1/2" pipe and the 3" tip, and that is with labor included, took it to a shop to get it done because i dont have a welder or a pipe bender, they did a good job making it 1 solid pipe
