stock exhaust pipe diameter
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If you're buying the whole specific fit catback, just get whatever listed for your specific truck, it will bolt up after the Y-pipe. If you are getting just a muffler, get a 3" in/out, and it will slip over the existing exhaust pipe and the welder can make up the difference.
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i have a quick question to bring this thread back to life... is both sides 2.75?? is that O.D or I.D??? i want to for right now just get a muffler to get a little more sound out of it untill i get enough for LT's and a exhaust set up.. but any way waht muffler should i use offset inlet/outlet?and then turn my muffler straight up and down. i dont want to have to bend the pipe any. i know i will have to add some extra pipe, buti dont have a bender and dont want to go pay a fortune at an exhaust shop
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Originally Posted by foxracingfreak
i have a quick question to bring this thread back to life... is both sides 2.75?? is that O.D or I.D??? i want to for right now just get a muffler to get a little more sound out of it untill i get enough for LT's and a exhaust set up.. but any way waht muffler should i use offset inlet/outlet?and then turn my muffler straight up and down. i dont want to have to bend the pipe any. i know i will have to add some extra pipe, buti dont have a bender and dont want to go pay a fortune at an exhaust shop