MBRP Dual Exhaust?
09-16-2007, 06:07 PM
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MBRP Dual Exhaust?
I just went to the DTR store to look for a dual exaust from MBRP. I know they make a dual in stainless steel. But I swear they also had the cool duals in aluminized? Did they stop making them in aluminium?
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09-16-2007, 06:52 PM
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Thanks wreed!
Yea I wasen't even going to consider the SS kit, living up here it would only look good for maybe 2 years. After seeing my fathers SS Magnaflow system I decided I would settle with the aluminum sytem. I would be painting it with a rust proof Black paint maybe followed by a can of clear coat just for the heck of it. You can still use a SS tip for the aluminum kit correct? I do not want to leave it un tipped.
*Edit*. Why isn't the aluminum kit for sale on DTR anymore?
Yea I wasen't even going to consider the SS kit, living up here it would only look good for maybe 2 years. After seeing my fathers SS Magnaflow system I decided I would settle with the aluminum sytem. I would be painting it with a rust proof Black paint maybe followed by a can of clear coat just for the heck of it. You can still use a SS tip for the aluminum kit correct? I do not want to leave it un tipped.
*Edit*. Why isn't the aluminum kit for sale on DTR anymore?
09-16-2007, 07:23 PM
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Anyone here running the cool duals on a 03, is there any bad dronning at cruising speeds?
I've been debating which exhaust system I should go with. A single is cool at all but everyone has that, stacks are great but I sortive don't want to loose the bed space/have to deal with water getting in the pipes then soot going all over my White truck when I fire it up. I've only seen 1 set of duals on a diesel in my area(it was a DMax), plus I think it would be neat to roll smoke out of both sides of the truck instead of one.
I've been debating which exhaust system I should go with. A single is cool at all but everyone has that, stacks are great but I sortive don't want to loose the bed space/have to deal with water getting in the pipes then soot going all over my White truck when I fire it up. I've only seen 1 set of duals on a diesel in my area(it was a DMax), plus I think it would be neat to roll smoke out of both sides of the truck instead of one.
09-16-2007, 09:18 PM
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Anyone here running the cool duals on a 03, is there any bad dronning at cruising speeds?
I've been debating which exhaust system I should go with. A single is cool at all but everyone has that, stacks are great but I sortive don't want to loose the bed space/have to deal with water getting in the pipes then soot going all over my White truck when I fire it up. I've only seen 1 set of duals on a diesel in my area(it was a DMax), plus I think it would be neat to roll smoke out of both sides of the truck instead of one.
I've been debating which exhaust system I should go with. A single is cool at all but everyone has that, stacks are great but I sortive don't want to loose the bed space/have to deal with water getting in the pipes then soot going all over my White truck when I fire it up. I've only seen 1 set of duals on a diesel in my area(it was a DMax), plus I think it would be neat to roll smoke out of both sides of the truck instead of one.
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09-16-2007, 09:30 PM
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09-16-2007, 09:38 PM
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Its 4 inch turbo back no cat with the mbrp muffler heres a shot of the back I cut the piping to tuck the tips up under the truck so they didnt hang down and get taken out.
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09-16-2007, 09:51 PM
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Not it when awsome smooth just the diver side pipe took a little messing around to get them both a square as possable and the drivers pipe was hitting my superlift bumb stop bracket but ant nothing a grinder cant fix.
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09-16-2007, 09:57 PM
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It sounds easy enough. When funds get a little looser i'll be ordering this system.
You went w/ the aluminized system? how is that holding up for you in Canada?
You went w/ the aluminized system? how is that holding up for you in Canada?
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Nope I got the stainless system its all they had and its fine. winter will tell theo with the road salts but no one looks under the truck all that matters is the tips.
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I have had the cool duals on my '03 for almost 4 years now. I haven't really had drone problems and the aluminized has held up fine so far through canuck winters. I love them and wouldn't go without.