done, thanks
Most popular 4" exhaust system
Another common question is whats the best exhaust or whats the most popular. Just select from the above options and if I forgot one let me know and I'll add it.
No need to reply to the thread unless you want to go into detail about what you have or why..cat or no cat, etc.
No need to reply to the thread unless you want to go into detail about what you have or why..cat or no cat, etc.
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You're very welcomeTHANK YOU for the sticky!
LOL.. thanksPS it's Corsa
Added ATS to the listI run ATS Duals, which imho are the best. They are also the most expensive. You cant beat MBRP for price and quality though. I don't know about Silverline. I have one here to install on a Dodge next time I do one. tpitt
done.TTS Here.
isn't that considered straight.. UP! lol..What, no option for stacks?!):h
Well, I guess this is another one you can add to your list briano.
I've got a Dynomax system on mine.
done.
addedI have a HOG system
a hybrid? the shame... lolBANKS 4 bolt-back w/ MBRP frontpipe
I coudl have sworn I had that on the list.. its there now.wheres Bullydog?
Done.i don't see Rolling Big Power on your list. I have a RBP on my truck and love it(no cat)! Great sound and huge performance change.:ro)
that sux, sorry you got the shaft on that deal. I know of another company that did the same thing, which I PM'd you about... anyways, get with Mark Craig @ DPPI.. he has sold tons of MBRP systems on here and he is one of our supporting vendors.
stock exhaust is 3.5" and yes it makes a huge difference in EGT drop.How big is the stock exhaust, and does it really make that much diff?
MBRP along with the other manufacturers have Turbo back and cat back systems available. A majority or all of the ones replying to this thread are full turbo back systems..aka Front Pipe and Cat back.Is the MBRP considered Turbo back?
Great choice and Discount Power Parts is one of our supporting vendors as well.Thanks for all the help. IHave decided to go with MBRP and hope to get it next week. mailto:[email protected] has been alot of help as well.
Sorry all, the polls will be fixed soon.
2004.5 and up DO have catalytic converters. Removing the cat will NOT pass inspection. You will need a cat-back system retaining the cat and you should pass just fine.Jerry_Lee;1245601; said:Can somebody help me? I have an exhaust question. I want to run a turbo back system. Is it true that the 2006 lbz motor does not have a catalitic converter because I got under the truck today and it has something where the converter would normally be. I was told that it was a resinator. I guess what I'm trying to figure out is if I run new exhaust from the turbo without a converter will it pass inspection.
I can add it to the poll although I've only heard of intakes.speedster;1237708; said:How about the Volant system???I hope someone is running it and will chime in about it..thanks
addedPRVRT;1257020; said:What about Jardine? Putting mine on now. Have not heard much about them, but will post once install is finished.
I can add it. I only added the ones I knew of at the time..if there are others let me know and it will be added as well.halo13;1612285; said:what about afe's exhaust system? Don't see it on the list
thx
B.
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