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mrshaneb 08-24-2010 04:19 PM

Another Dual Exhaust ?
 
I would like to put a Dual Exhaust System on my Blazer. However, I'm thinning of either sticking with the Factory Size Piping or going with Two and a Half Size Piping. My question is wich would be better or doesn't it really matter? I mean I'm not going for performance here just a nice sound.

Thank you.

rriddle3 08-24-2010 06:32 PM

No difference to speak of in either category.

Phil 08-24-2010 07:12 PM

Just stick with a single catback system. Search this forum.

88Vic 09-22-2010 11:12 AM

If you like how duals look, I would use 2" to 2.25" pipes, no larger so you keep exhaust velocity up.

Benedict1337 09-22-2010 11:40 AM

are you going to bend your own pipes or are you looking to get a cat back system?

BadA$zBravada98 01-02-2011 11:45 AM

if you go with a pipe size that is to big then you will run into a low back pressure problem and it will act funny, it will miss and eventually burn the valves because of a "too lean" condition as the O2 sensors will try to correct the running issue! I just went through this with my exhaust and it sucked until i figured out what it was. I would suggest 2.5" at the cat and if you do duals go with 2.25-2.5" do not use 3" anywhere in the system as it is too big and will cause faults to happen sooner or later

old skool luvr 01-02-2011 02:23 PM

you do know you'll get a nicer, "deeper" sound from a quality single system, right?

if you're only looking for sound quality, then buy an aftermarket muffler (Flowmaster, Borla, Magna Flow). you can even get them with a single i, dual out option if you really want that dual "look".

------> keep in mind, a longer (ie: bigger) muffler will give you more of a baritone/bass pitch, resulting in a more mello sound.


if you are dead set on have "true" duals, then i'd stick with a max pipe diameter of 2.25", just to keep everything flowing as correctly as possible.

Benedict1337 01-02-2011 02:56 PM

true duals are impractical for the 4.3 especially if in your state you have inspections, because you will have to get another cat.

old skool luvr 01-03-2011 03:30 PM


Originally Posted by Benedict1337 (Post 392805)
true duals are impractical for the 4.3 especially if in your state you have inspections, because you will have to get another cat.


good point, never even took into consideration the whole inspection/etesting BS.

i'd like to see any Blazer run the dyno for the etest with duals. sure would be interesting.


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