Single or Dual Exhaust?

Thanks for saying that. I am sure there is an actual more technical explanation but that was the jist of what I understand. By the way, there are some v6s that sound meaner than ours, but are considerably weaker in power! Like my '86 Camaro I had when I was young had a smaller 2.8 v6 with a measly 135HP, but this thing had a better growl. Hell even one of those Astro Vans from the 80s sounded cooler than ours. And even the 3.5 v6 in my 4rx has a quieter, yet far more muscular sound than my truck's 3.4! Interesting stuff but highly subjective.
One of my old buddies in here told me the 3.4 Taco v6 sounded like a giant hoover because it is so well-balanced a motor, IE smooth. I tend to believe him.

 

how long and wide are those tips?

 

I know this is SUPER old but I'm hoping it'll pay off to atleast ask. Whered you pick this dual exhaust up at?? Pretty much exactly what I'm looking for and I cant seem to find it on Flowmaster or MF.

 

Single in, cat back single out, tucked up, right under the body line SS tip

 

Smart. You being 4x4 that tuck helps with angle/departure stuff. I did the same to mine way back in '09. But I did it cause it looks better close to the body.

 

Talk about a throwback. It was a custom job at my local muffler shop, they used a single in dual out flowmaster 50 but all custom piping.

I’ve long since been running a single exhaust.