Re: side pipes on a RC
[Re: theraif]
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12/24/13 02:23 AM
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old_goat
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No photo, but I can picture some fabbed nerf bars....with about 2" tube. Always thought a nascar inspired 2wd ramcharger would be cool.......
84 D150 440/727
79 /6 swb D150
1964 A100 window van. Just because it has spark plug tubes doesn't mean it's a Hemi.
If ya haven't been there, ya just wouldn't understand.
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Re: side pipes on a RC
[Re: 76dodgeboy]
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12/25/13 01:32 PM
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moparborn
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Sidepipes,who uses them anymore?
I would.
Last edited by moparborn; 12/25/13 01:56 PM.
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Re: side pipes on a RC
[Re: moparborn]
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12/26/13 08:36 PM
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Graham, WA
Polarapete
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I really like that look  The Ramcharger would be fine with that too, but it is particularly nice on the truck because with the stock gas tank location on the pickups it fills the area between the drive shaft and the left frame rail and you have to run additional tubing to make the exhaust look symmetrical. The Ramcharger gas tank is mounted behind the rear end between the frame rails, so you can end your exhaust on both sides behind the tires and in front of the fuel tank or go under the frame rail and exit at the bumper. As a matter of fact, I like it so much I think I will do the same to my '87 for all the above reasons. The NAPA store in Redmond caters to the "Big Rig" crowd and while their stuff is mounted vertically, it won't know the difference if I mount mine horizontally  What was old is now new again
Last edited by Polarapete; 12/26/13 08:44 PM.
1986 Dodge Ramcharger 440 2wd, Bracket Racer Under Construction
1998 Ram 2500 QuadCab, new daily driver.
2008 Honda Element
2014 Carry-On 7x14 Cargo Trailer
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Re: side pipes on a RC
[Re: poorboy]
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12/27/13 05:17 AM
12/27/13 05:17 AM
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Graham, WA
Polarapete
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Visualize a Viper with a pickup box and you will have the concept...and of course the factory already made a pickup with a Viper engine  There is a saying "...If it's too loud...you're too old..."
1986 Dodge Ramcharger 440 2wd, Bracket Racer Under Construction
1998 Ram 2500 QuadCab, new daily driver.
2008 Honda Element
2014 Carry-On 7x14 Cargo Trailer
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Re: side pipes on a RC
[Re: 340SHORTY]
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12/27/13 08:29 PM
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moparborn
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Quote:
most side pipes only have 2" inlets and outlets with the center being 2.5. the stuff I have is 3.5 with a 2.5 core.. 
Yea.....well....I am going to put 6" diesel pipes on next.
Not,but I am eventually going to the four into one pipes and will try to connect pipe to pipe from the headers,some day.
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Most states the exhaust must exit behind the passenger compartment. 
That being said, I have everyting to make a set of 3 1/2" sidepipes.. 
Someone had to disagree...... 
