Engine/Transmission (1994 - 1998) New Exhaust

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I am getting ready to put a 4" downpipe on a 95 with an auto are there any tricks to this other than bashing the pipe flat near the metal line? Also will i have any problems running a 5" pipe after the downpipe with no muffler or cat?

 

[Lightfoot]

I just had a 4" installed on my '96 today. What metal line is in the way that requires a divot in the pipe? I want to see if they made the dent in my installation.

They said a 5" is no problem. They do a 5" if the customer calls for it but it doesn't do much besides look impressive unless the truck has some extensive engine mods. The cat can go, so can the muffler, but you will be noisy. Let me know what metal line is in the way of the pipe. Thanks.



'96 2500, 354 gears,PAC brake, 4" pipe,reworkedAT

 

[Mark Craig]

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If you're looking to buy a system that requires you to flatten the pipe during installation you need to look at a different system. NONE of our systems for the 12, 24 or common rail Dodges require this! Not only is it a detriment to flow it is a sign of poor engineering too! Odds are ours will probably cost the same or maybe even less too. Even if you don't buy form us get something that fits better than what you mentioned.



Mark @ DPPI