Stainless vs. Aluminized exhaust pipe
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Stainless vs. Aluminized exhaust pipe
I am looking around for a 4" exhaust from the turbo back and I don't know which pipe to use on an '02 (last year of the old body) ext. cab w/ short bed? I have heard good and bad about both. Please help...
Also, which muffler is louder, the MagnaFlow or Banks? Both come in Stainless and Aluminized...
Thanks in advance,
~Chris~
Also, which muffler is louder, the MagnaFlow or Banks? Both come in Stainless and Aluminized...
Thanks in advance,
~Chris~
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stainless vs. aluminized exhaust pipe
It's really all about how much you want to spend. Stainless is much more expensive and longer lasting than aluminized, the sound and performance is pretty much the same. Stainless is much " prettier " than aluminized. It's up to your wallet !!
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Which material to get??
Cjaiceman,
The material to purchase really depends on where you live and how long you intend to keep the truck. T-304 is the most expensive material but for all practical purposes will never fail you. T-409 is slightly better then the factory stainless currently used on the newer trucks, it will brown/grey out and get some rust spots on it but will still give most folks a very long life. All of the T-409 systems include a T-304 muffler and all the welded hanger sare also T-304, we know that is where you will have a problem corrosion wise if you have one so we use the BEST material for these components so we knwo it will last. If you live is the northern areas of the country where a lot of salt and mag chloride is sprayed each winter then T-304 is going to be the material for you, if you plan to keep the truck very long that is. We do have aluminized but the pricing differences between T-409 and aluminized is less than $35.00 as an average so in my opinion I wouldn't even consider the aluminized no matter where you live, the small dollar difference is not worth saving.
Give us a call we are one of the largest distributors of MBRP exhaust systems and have exceptional pricing, plus we are a diesel only company and have all the other toys available that you will want to get in the future as you get interested in your truck.
Mark @ DPPI
The material to purchase really depends on where you live and how long you intend to keep the truck. T-304 is the most expensive material but for all practical purposes will never fail you. T-409 is slightly better then the factory stainless currently used on the newer trucks, it will brown/grey out and get some rust spots on it but will still give most folks a very long life. All of the T-409 systems include a T-304 muffler and all the welded hanger sare also T-304, we know that is where you will have a problem corrosion wise if you have one so we use the BEST material for these components so we knwo it will last. If you live is the northern areas of the country where a lot of salt and mag chloride is sprayed each winter then T-304 is going to be the material for you, if you plan to keep the truck very long that is. We do have aluminized but the pricing differences between T-409 and aluminized is less than $35.00 as an average so in my opinion I wouldn't even consider the aluminized no matter where you live, the small dollar difference is not worth saving.
Give us a call we are one of the largest distributors of MBRP exhaust systems and have exceptional pricing, plus we are a diesel only company and have all the other toys available that you will want to get in the future as you get interested in your truck.
Mark @ DPPI
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I found a different place that will sell me the MagnaFlow for $380 with free shipping, free tip, free upgrade to the XL flowtrough muffler.
Thanks though, I put the site in my bookmarks incase I need (more like really want) something else
Thanks though, I put the site in my bookmarks incase I need (more like really want) something else
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The XL is a resonated flow-through muffler, and the regular is just a performance diesel muffler. The XL is awsome, it gives the Cummins a DEEP "big rig" sound. The regular is just about the same, but not as deep. I would recommend the XL.
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