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Old 12-28-2011, 08:18 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Exhaust pipes

Ive been lookin in some of the build threads and something I'm not sure on is the exhaust pipes if there are any pics of your rigs exhaust layout it would be great.

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i used the stock exhaust and just cut it off at the cat converter to add a small muffler and turndown.
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Ive been lookin in some of the build threads and something I'm not sure on is the exhaust pipes if there are any pics of your rigs exhaust layout it would be great.
first off, no cat.

if its turbo, then short exhaust and no muffler

if it isn't, then headers or stock exhaust to some tube and put a cherry bomb somewhere.

my exhause at one point, had a cherry bomb almost butted up against the headed, then a turn down at the end of it. the end of the exahuse spit out underneat my drivers seat. i might have a pic. will look.
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if you are really slick,

you run your exhaust thru the frame rail

also, dont run propane tanks, just coleman 1 gallon tanks mounted in the cockpit.

the the rear is open from the seats back besides the shocks. at this point in the build of my rig, i am pretty sure it was the lightest ftoy ever.
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also, dont run propane tanks, just coleman 1 gallon tanks mounted in the cockpit.
how long did that tiny tank last?
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how long did that tiny tank last?
about 15 to 20 minutes idiling. so it was enough to run 2 courses

5 min in the throttle
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