great buy on a 4" exhaust

[Purplehaze]

Hello to all,



I recently purchased a new 4" exhaust from rpm outlet, http://www.rpmoutlet.com/dodgec4.htm#1



after seeing this exhaust on e-bay but missing the auction, I contacted them directly and asked if I could get the same price that it went for at auction. George said no problem, so I ordered it off their website.



I am very pleased with the products fit and finish, great customer service by George at RPM Outlet, I recommend them highly.



Exhaust sounds good, (no drone) and looks great with the 5 inch chrome tip they throw in. All for under 3 bills delivered!





Brian

 

[TMills]

good price, but how well will those clamps/hangers last? If they will work then it is a good deal to me.

 

[cyborg]

last week I installed a 4", t304 stainless, turbo back system from Jegs, around $500 with good installation video. After having it a week I can say I'm real pleased with the toneand think it improved performance.



Jegs is real good with customer support and service.

 

[Muleskinner]

Originally posted by TMills

good price, but how well will those clamps/hangers last? If they will work then it is a good deal to me.

Those are the same clamps Jardine uses. I MIG welded the clamp hanger stock to my exhaust pipe and welded the pipe slip joints. This effectivly got rid of the clamps and makes the install look factory.

 

[Sticks]

I like the roll of toilet paper they used to hold up the turbo end of the down pipe.



Their ad says the muffler is "reversible". Could someone explain that one to me?

 

[Forrest Nearing]

the muffler can be installed either direction... you know... reversable

 

[Sticks]

Originally posted by Forrest Nearing

the muffler can be installed either direction... you know... reversable

More specifically, to what end?



What benefits?



Sound, backpressure, EGT, can't follow directions...

 

[MLee]

they probably use a perforated inner pipe, install either way. others use a perforated pipe that has protrusions that are in the flow of the exhaust and scavenge the air to promote the silencing effect thus causing back pressure. Not a free even flow. Is that clear??

Marv.