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jim
Dodge Dakota
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11/12/2007
20:44:25
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I have a 96 dakota with a V6 and I want to put a performance exhaust on it, but I have a question. Can I have a turn down before the rear axle? I have asked a couple friends and the said they dont think there would be a problem because it is a truck, but if it were a car the fumes would leak back into the car. Is this true?
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Mr.T
Dodge Dakota
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11/12/2007
22:48:28
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The mains issue to watch is making sure you dont direct
the hot exhaust onto components like the axle or brakes or gas tank.
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jasonc
Dodge Dakota
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11/13/2007
12:10:10
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there should be no problem.Its just going to rattle your teeth in the cab.
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jim
Dodge Dakota
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11/13/2007
21:33:27
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Do you think the in cab noise would be real loud if the muffler isn't too loud. I was thinking of using a dynomax super turbo or one of the not so loud flomasters.
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Mr.T
Dodge Dakota
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11/13/2007
22:50:09
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turndowns do amplify the noise, compared to the same muffler
exiting out the side or back of the truck.
You'll sometimes get an 'echo' between the ground and underside of the bed.
While idling or slow off-road driving, there a chance you'll smell
the exhaust fumes a lot more than before, reason why I dont like turndowns!
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Dingo
Dodge Dakota
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12/06/2007
22:27:24
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Have a turndown just after my Magnaflow muffler on my 99 R/T EC, no exhaust smell or vibration and not to loud. sounds great!
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