It looked good on my parents '88 Suburban... And it came from the factory like that, lol

 

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.

 

I drove without my muffler on for two weeks, i loved it, but the fumes get to ya after a while.

 

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.

 

What looked good?
A dual tip?
I know the Chevy Suburbans have like 3" pipes though, so they all sound pretty good.

 

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.

 

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

 

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.

 

The old suburban had the dual outs behind the rear wheel...

I liked it... Not just the sound (350!) but the look...

 

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.