Single VS Dual Exhaust

[RNewberry]

I have an '05 3500 LWB w/ a B & W Turnover ball. I've noticed that some sites say I may have clearance issues with the dual exhaust (But it looks cool) Any of you have a similar set-up. I'm going to leave it up to you "folks in the know" Thanks for your time



I want to stay away from in cab "drone" The in cab sound w/ my GMC Gasser gave me a headache at highway speeds

 

[JHardwick]

Stay with the stock exhaust, any modded exhaust is gonna add to drone. I have a straight pipe and love it. Cool thing is, when I'm hammering up the interstate, the big trucks will key up talking about that lil Cummins sounding good not knowing I have a big radio of my own!

 

[TCDiesel]

I have an '05 3500 LWB w/ a B & W Turnover ball. I've noticed that some sites say I may have clearance issues with the dual exhaust (But it looks cool) Any of you have a similar set-up. I'm going to leave it up to you "folks in the know" Thanks for your time



I want to stay away from in cab "drone" The in cab sound w/ my GMC Gasser gave me a headache at highway speeds

No complaints on drone on Duals Banks,The only clearance issues we have had is oversize spare or someone tried to install it on DRW.

 

[Rams-n-Hogs]

I had duals on my 04 for over a year. Never had a drone issue. In fact, it sounded awesome. It was a PITA to install. I had to tie the brake line out of the way on the drivers side, and it had to fit perfect between the spare tire, and the shock on the drivers side, but other than that, I liked it, and it did look cool. It came out under the bumper, pointing straight back. There are some pics in my gallery.

 

[Mark Craig]

RNewberry,



We've never had any clearance issues on the MBRP duals with the B&W except on the Fords. The main thing on the Dodges is it has to be a 4x4 to get the height over the pumpkin. The drone isn't an issue either if you leave the cat alone etc. If you're confused/concerned let me know.



Mark @ DPPI

 

[NDanecker]

I have the Dual and love it!



Maybe I don't know the definition (or hearing ability) to understand drone. I just hear beautiful music come from my rig!!!



Just curious though... is this 'drone' because of single or dual pipe setup, or just when you remove the cat in addition to using the free flowing 'spark arrestor' of the MBRP setup?

 

[tsi_2baad4u]

I have duals on mine, no cat and zero drone. Tip placement plays an important part as well. I have dual 36"x5" mitered stacks as my tips and they exit at a 45* angle right at the corner of the bumper.