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jroger68
Dodge Dakota
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2/12/2004
13:25:37
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if you already have a muffler on it, and it sounds "like crap", running straight pipe will sound crappier...maybe you need to define "sounds like crap"...that was the original question, right?
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bad dakota
Dodge Dakota
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2/12/2004
18:20:02
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it's a cheap version of a flowmaster but a whole lot quiter than a flowmaster. know what i mean
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bad dakota
Dodge Dakota
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2/12/2004
18:35:45
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Oh and graphitedak, don't be starting any kind of freak'n flame here alright I never did anything to you so what is your problem. I know i don't have true duals on my truck, that is why i said dual exhaust and not true duals. ya understand now, good.
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lovemydakota
Dodge Dakota
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10/25/2013
23:00:09
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I have a 1999 Dakota, 5.2, 4x4, SLT. I run k&n air filter and
oil filter. Thinking of replacing stock cat and muffler with a
magnaflow cat (California standard) and flowmaster 40
series Dynaflow muffler. Should I stick with the 2.5 pipe or
go to a 3" from the cat back? What are the pros and cons?
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