wehring
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Justin Wehring
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My version of rear exhaust
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More pis plz. looks good so far.
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Too close to the tail light. You'll find that the light will be covered with diesel soot in no time.
Any possibility of turning the pipe toward the ground and lengthening it a bit?
Any possibility of turning the pipe toward the ground and lengthening it a bit?
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I like it its out of the way and loud 
booger
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can we see how you did the front?
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No good for high water work.
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You need dual stacks like I had on my bobber.....I made them out of HUMVEE fording kit exhaust pipes. Gave it a mellow sound.
Or....if your are going to run it out the rear.....ya got to balance it out and have two.
Just my HO.
Or....if your are going to run it out the rear.....ya got to balance it out and have two.
Just my HO.
tm america
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looks good so far
rockman
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nice, how does it sound?
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That tail light will be toast in no time. have you seen the diesel soot built up on class 8 trailers? You can also look at the back of dually pickups and see the bumper and fenders are sooted up badly.
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I got soot on my taillight please .....................it washes off 
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i like it. i think you'd be fine if you rotated the outlet down towards the ground. as requested previously, how about some more photos of the routing up front, please? i'm interested in possibly doing something just like this to get the J-pipe out of the fender for more tire clearance.
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I want to hear it man! I would love to get the noise out the back and still have the good sound. My whistler is driving me nuts.
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Diesel soot is one thing. Diesel heat melting wiring and cooking the tail light is a different story.
Route it away from that light and it should be OK.
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Don't own any diesel vehicles but I highly doubt much heat is gonna make it back there.
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jeez its a hot rod bobber deuce
move the light if its that much problem.
or cut in a led like i have on my rock crawler jeep
its not like its got to remain original at this point just functional.
move the light if its that much problem.
or cut in a led like i have on my rock crawler jeep
its not like its got to remain original at this point just functional.
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Look's good.
wehring
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Thanks all for the light cautions. I bought an M105A3 for this reason. The bed has the lights molded in to the body next to the tailgate. I will perform the transplant over the Christmas break.
The one I bought is tan. This is a ref pic.
Justin
Thanks all for the light cautions. I bought an M105A3 for this reason. The bed has the lights molded in to the body next to the tailgate. I will perform the transplant over the Christmas break.
The one I bought is tan. This is a ref pic.
Justin
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That'snice...how did you do the front of the exhaust?