Hey guys,

I have a 2006 Dodge 3500, and I am planning on changing out the exhaust soon. I was thinkin about running a 4" turbo-back system, but I'm still debating whether or not I should straight pipe it. I've read some things saying that they are too loud, and some others that like the sound. So I was just curious to see what you guys think or running. Thanks for the help!

 

straight pipe it nuff said

 

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get it with the muffler. put it on straight and if its to loud throw the muffler on

 

i agree my straight pipe with stacks actually aint bad i can still have a conversation in the cab

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well except for the turbo whistle

 

idk what the other guys are running, but you dont need a muffler if its a turbo'd vehicle. yank that **** of and run real straight pipes!!!!!!!!!

 

you do need one acording to law, but not everyone does, i dont have one but i have a 6"x6"x6' chamber for my stacks that muffle some of the sound to give it a good tone

 

i think about putting my muffler back on quite often, sometimes the straight pipe is just too loud (unbelieveable coming from a 21yr old) But I think about when i first bought the truck running down the highway, it was so quiet.. Now it is really loud I will probably end up getting a 4"TBE with a muffler....

 

HOOD STACK na just dump the muffler

 

I ran straight pipe and it was so loud in the cab and out. and it sounded like ****. if you were running stacks i twouldnt be so bad but straight single pipe sounds like ***.
get a 5" xpandit kit with a muffler. sounds awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11