Exhaust for the 2nd gen Rams

Posted By: racerx

Exhaust for the 2nd gen Rams - 06/22/22 02:34 AM

What do you guy like? i have the flowmasters with the dual exits behide the rear tires that's chrome (i like that) but notice the newer systems has the black tips. I like something mellow sounding not to loud.

Posted By: 1969ronnie

Re: Exhaust for the 2nd gen Rams - 06/23/22 02:00 AM

Installed a Cat Back on a Reg cab , 8 ft bed , 4X4 , 1998 5.9 . Used a DynoMax System , must have been made out of some grade Stainless , was on the truck for 20 Years . NO problems , NO rust .

Sold the Truck to a buddy , and System is STILL on it today . Can't vouch if they are built the same today .

Ronnie

Posted By: racerx

Re: Exhaust for the 2nd gen Rams - 06/27/22 11:46 AM

Thanks

Posted By: StrokerPost

Re: Exhaust for the 2nd gen Rams - 07/08/22 06:16 AM

My 98 quad cab sport has muffler shop built, not a kit, cat back system using a Magnaflow dual outlet muffler with 2 1/4" aluminized pipes run out the back with stainless tips. Has a really mellow/low tone when cruising, best I've heard on a Dodge for my taste, with a louder tone when I stand on it, I love it!

Posted By: racerx

Re: Exhaust for the 2nd gen Rams - 07/09/22 01:23 AM

Originally Posted by StrokerPost

My 98 quad cab sport has muffler shop built, not a kit, cat back system using a Magnaflow dual outlet muffler with 2 1/4" aluminized pipes run out the back with stainless tips. Has a really mellow/low tone when cruising, best I've heard on a Dodge for my taste, with a louder tone when I stand on it, I love it!

Are the pipes manual bends? and if so, what did they hit you up for? (As I thought about going that route) The Flowmasters kit that I have on there now fits nicely. But like everything else the price has gone up a couple hundred dollars for the kit. And then on top of that I not a fan of the black tips I prefer the stainless.

Thanks for the response:

Posted By: StrokerPost

Re: Exhaust for the 2nd gen Rams - 07/25/22 09:40 AM

Originally Posted by racerx

Originally Posted by StrokerPost

My 98 quad cab sport has muffler shop built, not a kit, cat back system using a Magnaflow dual outlet muffler with 2 1/4" aluminized pipes run out the back with stainless tips. Has a really mellow/low tone when cruising, best I've heard on a Dodge for my taste, with a louder tone when I stand on it, I love it!

Are the pipes manual bends? and if so, what did they hit you up for? (As I thought about going that route) The Flowmasters kit that I have on there now fits nicely. But like everything else the price has gone up a couple hundred dollars for the kit. And then on top of that I not a fan of the black tips I prefer the stainless.

Thanks for the response:

I believe you are asking if it has mandrel bends, if so then no they are not, and as this is a stock 360 I was not concerned about that. I believe at the time I paid $250 for the whole works.

Posted By: racerx

Re: Exhaust for the 2nd gen Rams - 07/25/22 12:22 PM

Originally Posted by StrokerPost

Originally Posted by racerx

Originally Posted by StrokerPost

My 98 quad cab sport has muffler shop built, not a kit, cat back system using a Magnaflow dual outlet muffler with 2 1/4" aluminized pipes run out the back with stainless tips. Has a really mellow/low tone when cruising, best I've heard on a Dodge for my taste, with a louder tone when I stand on it, I love it!

Are the pipes manual bends? and if so, what did they hit you up for? (As I thought about going that route) The Flowmasters kit that I have on there now fits nicely. But like everything else the price has gone up a couple hundred dollars for the kit. And then on top of that I not a fan of the black tips I prefer the stainless.

Thanks for the response:

I believe you are asking if it has mandrel bends, if so then no they are not, and as this is a stock 360 I was not concerned about that. I believe at the time I paid $250 for the whole works.

Thanks

and you are correct meant to say mandrel bends.