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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Augusta Missouri
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How did you run your exhaust out the back?
I need some pics of how people have run dual exhaust and how they exit out the back. I am going to get 2-1/2" pipe run to headers and have some concerns about sucking exhaust back into the truck. The shop that is going to do it says anytime he does a Blazer, Tahoe or Suburban he has problems with people complaining about the exhaust smell when he runs them straight out the back. I have also experienced this and don't want to deal with it. That is what I had planned to do, so now I may angle them down and out a little in the coners of the back of the truck. Just wanted to see some pictures of different options. Thanks
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Hershey, Nebraska
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Re: How did you run your exhaust out the back?
you could have them bend outward like on the newer pickups. I have mine dump right after the muffler with turn downs and i never really had any problem with exhaust smell.
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Location: Rose Hill, KS, USA
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Re: How did you run your exhaust out the back?
I have mine out the side and seem to have no issues.
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Amity, Oregon
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Re: How did you run your exhaust out the back?
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Augusta Missouri
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Re: How did you run your exhaust out the back?
I don't really want to dump them out underneath, I will probobly do something like Yukon Jacks maybe angled down a little bit more. I have not bought any exhaust work for a few years, kinda pricey. $400.00-$450.00 with Magnaflow or Flowmaster mufflers. He preffered Magnaflow, said they didn't resonate inside the truck as much. Of course I will probably never put my top back on again anyway!
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Hershey, Nebraska
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Re: How did you run your exhaust out the back?
i just like the more agressive sound with them dumping underneith, other wise i wouldve gone straight out the back kinda like the hemi pickups or to the side like the pictures here. but i have magnaflows on mine and they sounds cleaner imo
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Augusta Missouri
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Re: How did you run your exhaust out the back?
I may do that, it's cheaper ! I will decide when it's on the rack. Thanks for the opinion on the Magnaflows, thats what he thought also.
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Coos Bay, OR
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Re: How did you run your exhaust out the back?
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Prescott, Arizona
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Re: How did you run your exhaust out the back?
Here is how mine is done. Don't know about fumes though, I never drive with the back window open.
Magnaflow is a good mellow muffler. I use Pypes on mine, also a mellow muffler if you get their street pro, all made of stainless too, and they are about $30 a piece cheaper than Magnaflows. I actually run the Race Pro Pypes on my blazer and Ventura, and Street Pro's on my pickup truck. ![]() |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Augusta Missouri
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Re: How did you run your exhaust out the back?
I like how the exhaust on the Drunkbus looks, I will probably do something like that. Thanks
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