I dropped the RST off at the exhaust shop yesterday to have the Flowmaster muffler mounted and have them bend up some tailpipes to meet the stock RST tips I picked up. My RST had sidepipes when I bought it and now I am switching it back to the orginal roll pan exhaust setup. The guy at the exhaust shop would like to see a pic from the underside of a RST. I know you can still run a hidden hitch with this roll pan and exhaust setup. But I dont think you could have a spare tire. If anyone has a picture or could take one of how the tailpipes are routed that would be a great help and I could get my truck back sooner. Thanks

 

I bought a rollpan and rst tips, you can still run the spare with plenty of room. The pipes run almost alongside of the framerails.

 

Ya I thought the exhaust tubing ran right along the frame rails. You dont happen to have a picture from under your truck showing the routing.

 

No I dont, right now I have the rear section removed. I installed some flanges on the rear section so I could remove them when I wanted to. I run longtubes, no cats, and the slp loudmouth I, so its pretty loud. When I want it quieter, I added a dynomax bullet before each RST tip at the rear, brings the sound down a notch. I ran out of welding wire and didnt get to finish the flanges on the bullet mufflers. Basically, both pipes run parallel to each other, just before the axle, the driver side makes a turn towards the diff and then over it, just to the inside of the shock and down the frame rail. The passenger side goes over the axle and down the frame rail to the tip. I had my spare under it when the pipes were done to make sure it fit, but I dont like the look of the tire under there with the roll pan so I took it out.

 

Thanks for the info, anyone else happen to have a picture.

 

maybe contact carriage works (company that makes the roll pan and tips) and see what they suggest and maybe they have pics.