Exhauste systems?
#12
I have a diamond Eye 4" turbo back with no muffler on my 94 GMC k2500. Its sounds awesome! Everyone says the truck sounds bad ***!
I think my next step is going to be the cross-over pipe.
My 2 cents is that I personally think it sounds almost like a gas job, as it has kind of a crackle at the top of the RPM range.
I think my next step is going to be the cross-over pipe.
My 2 cents is that I personally think it sounds almost like a gas job, as it has kind of a crackle at the top of the RPM range.
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Not to much of a drone with it. Plus it comes out so far back on the truck its not anywhere near as loud in the truck as it is outside. I have had loud/piped vehicles my whole life so I guess its just something that I like.
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What do you mean by a bell joint? Where one pipe slides into the other and is clamped?
That's what I have on the 1994 K3500 and that sucks bad. Need a flanged and bolted joint. I would never buy a system with anything but a flanged joint there
That's what I have on the 1994 K3500 and that sucks bad. Need a flanged and bolted joint. I would never buy a system with anything but a flanged joint there
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A bell joint is when 1 pipe has an end shaped like a bell and the other pipe has an end shaped like a ball so that they fit together.
Each pipe has a flange that bolt to each other to hold the pipe together.
A bell joint lets the pipes fit even when they are not lined up straight and you can easily rotate a pipe to clear obstacles.
Each pipe has a flange that bolt to each other to hold the pipe together.
A bell joint lets the pipes fit even when they are not lined up straight and you can easily rotate a pipe to clear obstacles.
#19
A bell joint is when 1 pipe has an end shaped like a bell and the other pipe has an end shaped like a ball so that they fit together.
Each pipe has a flange that bolt to each other to hold the pipe together.
A bell joint lets the pipes fit even when they are not lined up straight and you can easily rotate a pipe to clear obstacles.
Each pipe has a flange that bolt to each other to hold the pipe together.
A bell joint lets the pipes fit even when they are not lined up straight and you can easily rotate a pipe to clear obstacles.
Is this something you bought special? Where do you buy them or do they come this way?
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