Chopped Exhaust

This is how I cut it. I wanted to keep the rear hangar and try to keep the exhaust off the spare.

 

thats how i was going to do it then decided to jack up the truck and cut from the wheel well. looks good man!

 

I think I'm going to look into my states emmission laws first. If I remember right I think that I have to have my exhaust exit the body of the vehicle unless it is a like a big commercial diesel truck....???

 

I was also thinking about doing this mod, my tip is getting all pitted plus I'd like a little more deeper tone from my 50 delta.

Thanks for all the pics fellas, I'm gonna find sometime to do it this week!

 

thanks for the insite...thinking of doing this mod before the moab trip in may

 

Hey jandrews...did you notice any difference in sound? I've already got a few blades, just need to time to do it now.

 

i dont notice any sound difference...I used an old metal blade and cut thru in like 1 minute so i doubt youll need extra blades

 

You made me think twice about doing mine. I checked and it says for PA that the exhuast must exit out the side of the vehicle or in the stock location.

 

not quite a 4.0 but here is how mine sounds, but i also dont have either cat

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQGozoEg-1A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gdC0c9icv0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_ILbk2gaMY

From outside it sounds good, and pulling away, I let someone dirve my truck one night comin home from the lake pullin a boat and it sounds real good when you get on it, not poppy like the video.

 

Sounds real nice! Do you have a Manual?

 

I would do it anyway and just keep the piece you cut off and when you take it for inspection just throw it back on. A couple pipe clamps could be used to re connect it to the exhaust, or if you want a little cleaner emissions test, don't connect it and just attach it to the last hanger. They'll be surprised how clean the exhaust is

 

If you were reffering to me then yes i do.