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    That's right Bob, I didn't think of the torque.

    No rock crawling for me but then again I use to live in Fla = mud, now in NV = rocks. To many questions to decide but I'm not worried about the condensation, nothing rusts out here and it is dry enough to blow out etc I would think.

    Still thinking of inside w/the collector set up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rollbar View Post
    Thanks Bob, so the factory outlet is 2 1/4". We don't have the emission law in this town so I'm not going to run cats, I do want to run some dumps from Summit. I also am not going to run a crossover pipe.

    Any cons on running the dumps?

    http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MRG-5424
    I went to Summit yesterday and the desk rep said these dumps don't seal that well after a while.

    Does anyone know of some that do, if not then I'm gonna run the system quiet and make it a sleeper some what hahaha
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    Here are some pics of mine. 3" Pipe. The Flowmasters are being changed to Magnaflow's after my NV4500 Conversion in the next few day's. AMC Power !
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    Sorry. Had to rotate one pic.
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    Drivers side is hanging a little low on one side because I removed it momentarily. I can completely stuff the 35" tire and the typical "U" shape bend over the rear axle wasnt even neccessary.

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    My pride and joy.
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    SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet, and nice jeep.

    Someone answer me this please (or is it an old wives tale).

    I thought or was told you CAN'T run big exhaust on a gas engine because it needs some, back pressure.

    Meaning, you can't run exhaust like a Diesel.

    Now, if I can, should I on the 360 go with:

    1. 3"

    2. 2.5"

    3. 2 1/4"

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    My guy that built my motor is a long time friend that builds some incredible race car motors. That was what he suggested I run so that was what I went with. I'll ask him tomorrow what his opinion is. My motor makes 407.1 at the crank so I have a few ponies to spare. Lol.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CJ7HEAVEN View Post
    My guy that built my motor is a long time friend that builds some incredible race car motors. That was what he suggested I run so that was what I went with. I'll ask him tomorrow what his opinion is. My motor makes 407.1 at the crank so I have a few ponies to spare. Lol.
    Any word on the exhaust size, As per post 13 & 17?
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    Quote Originally Posted by CJ7HEAVEN View Post
    My guy that built my motor is a long time friend that builds some incredible race car motors. That was what he suggested I run so that was what I went with. I'll ask him tomorrow what his opinion is. My motor makes 407.1 at the crank so I have a few ponies to spare. Lol.
    ??

    Question, since I am running split exhaust (no cross-over), I'm thinking of a 4cyl on each side if you are w/me. And since then shouldn't I run a 2.25" size exhaust on each side? OR, should I still go w/the 2.5" on each side?

    I'm gong to go to Summit next week and get some of these in stead of the cable dumps.


    This way I can keep a quiet exhaust and open the up when I want etc.

    So, what say YE!

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