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mike
Dodge Dakota
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2/28/2002
13:15:55
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 Subject: 3in to big for a v-6
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i have a 99 dak with jba headers, s/c , pacesetter (shi@@$) cat back exhuast. i want to get new exhuast i want to go with a 40 flowmaster muffler and 3in pipe coming out in front of my wheels. is this to big for a v-6 or is it ok
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IntenseDak39
GenIII
2/28/2002
13:57:00
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with the s/c it should work good.
intense
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Jon
Dodge Dakota
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2/28/2002
21:56:26
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I asked the muffler people if they could have my exhaust coming out in from of the back tires. but he said the fuel tank was in the way and it wouldnt be safe. how are you getting around that. you having it come out only one side?
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IntenseDak39
GenIII
2/28/2002
22:36:43
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uhh, isn't the fuel tank on the other side?
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Dan
Dodge Dakota
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2/28/2002
23:55:26
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Have you guys seen the latest issue of Truckin'? There's a '99 R/T in there that has dual exhaust, both coming out in front of the rear tires. it looks pretty bad a$$. think i might try it myself :-)
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BlackDakRacer
Dodge Dakota
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3/01/2002
09:29:26
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yeah but that guy is kinda gay. He doesn't know chit about anything. Mopar Performance short travel shocks??? I wonder where that HP number came from?!?!?!
~~Eric
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cbsdakota
GenIII
3/02/2002
03:15:36
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When I get my 408 in I want the exhaust to exit in front of both the rear wheels (one on each side). If need be, I will fab up a heat shield to protect the tank.
Poking along until I get a 408!
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IntenseDak39
GenIII
3/02/2002
06:59:40
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i want to have my exhaust exit in front of my rear tire but my truck sits too low.....solution:
i am going to move the muffler and cat closer to the engine. box in the frame and cut a whole in it with the inside completely boxed in and run the pipe through it and have it exit through the bed of my truck right in front of my right rear tire......
big project though, it will be some time
intense
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