Muffler fitting
#21
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It looked good on my parents '88 Suburban... And it came from the factory like that, lol
#22
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does anyone here have a blazer without a muffler on? my friend has a 2000 chevy 1500 without a muffler on with duels and it sounds so good.
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does anyone here have a blazer without a muffler on? my friend has a 2000 chevy 1500 without a muffler on with duels and it sounds so good.
does anyone here have a blazer without a muffler on? my friend has a 2000 chevy 1500 without a muffler on with duels and it sounds so good.
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I'd love to run a straight pipe. Cut it short and have it run out from under th door so it spits fire.
No muffler, no cat, but I can imagine the carbon monoxide. Any truck sounds amazing with straight pipes, but like me and my friends were saying, you'd be sitting at a train crossing and end up dieing in a cloud of exhaust.
Also you can't pass inspections with it due to high emissions.
My dad would probably get mad though, saying when I come home at 4 in the morning I'm waking up the neighborhood.
No muffler, no cat, but I can imagine the carbon monoxide. Any truck sounds amazing with straight pipes, but like me and my friends were saying, you'd be sitting at a train crossing and end up dieing in a cloud of exhaust.
Also you can't pass inspections with it due to high emissions.
My dad would probably get mad though, saying when I come home at 4 in the morning I'm waking up the neighborhood.
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What looked good?
A dual tip?
I know the Chevy Suburbans have like 3" pipes though, so they all sound pretty good.
A dual tip?
I know the Chevy Suburbans have like 3" pipes though, so they all sound pretty good.
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If you are going to run it out the back have them make ya duals. It looks much better than just one pipe coming out the back. I think they also look sharp being sideswept right in front of the rear tires.
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Thats what i am doing over my christmas break, ill have pictures for you guys soon. im putting a nice tip on it too, only thing is, its kind of a ricer tip, but it still looks good
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YES, I was thinking about doing that but I think my muffler ends right behind the rear tire so it would be hard to run a pipe infront of it, and it would have to go under the frame so it would be a really weird bend.
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The old suburban had the dual outs behind the rear wheel...
I liked it... Not just the sound (350!) but the look...
I liked it... Not just the sound (350!) but the look...
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I'm wanting to send mine out the back with duals, not true duals, it would be too hard to get the pipes through, now wheres near enough space under there. I also want to get a Super 40 for it. The problem is when I finally have this done I'm going to do the whole thing, headers and all. My opinion is that if your going to do it might as well do it right.