5.9 Muffler Or Not
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5.9 Muffler Or Not
I was wondering if i could run strait pipe on my 06 cummins without any side affects. I have a turbo-back 5" kit with muffler now but, not load enough! Also, i put a smarty downloader on the truck and in higher levels it sounds like their is excess engine noise when I open up the throttle! Is this too much timing or nothing to worry about?
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Diesel Dawgs Performance (02-05-2008)
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Diesel Dawgs Performance (02-05-2008)
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Guys I am new to the diesel world and have to start learning all over again after being a Rock Climbing Jeeper since 1997 and got pretty knowledgeable about Jeep modificatiuons.
I bought a 2006 Dodge Quad Cab with a 5.9 L Cummins as my Toy Hauler. I am confused??? If I removed the muffler off my Jeep I would get a traffic ticket from the first cop that I pass or the first one that passes me.
I read many times about you guys removeing the mufflers and some times the CAT also. What is the difference ?? How an you get by with it in a diesel truck but not a gas pick-up truck??
Please enlighten this "newbie"
Thanks guys,
Jim
I bought a 2006 Dodge Quad Cab with a 5.9 L Cummins as my Toy Hauler. I am confused??? If I removed the muffler off my Jeep I would get a traffic ticket from the first cop that I pass or the first one that passes me.
I read many times about you guys removeing the mufflers and some times the CAT also. What is the difference ?? How an you get by with it in a diesel truck but not a gas pick-up truck??
Please enlighten this "newbie"
Thanks guys,
Jim
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You may or might still get a ticket with a diesel but I havent heard of it very often. Diesels without mufflers are quite common and no where near as loud as a gasser. I ussually run a muffler (aftermarket) but always remove the cat. We dont have any emmissions testing here, so I can get away with it.....
Even cops dont like gassers...
Even cops dont like gassers...