My 2004 Dodge Durango has 2.75" exhaust pipes. Will 3" fit over and clamp properly?
1182369
Might work... but I weld all my mufflers so I make it work that way. You can trucking it'd very close to the stock pipe. If not get the local shop to weld them on.
1182370
No. The inlet and outlet of the muffler are sized for a 3" pipe to slide into them.
1182371
These mufflers have a 3.00 ID outlet and inlet, You would need to "Swell" your pipes just a little to make a clamp fit tight.
1276270
Not sure but I have the larger diameter exhaust and it fits snug. I don't even use the set screw. I remove it easily with pliers
428478
I would recommend having a bung welded in and just put a plug in it when not in use. Tailpipe clamps aren't very accurate.
113472
I don't believe it will, I think your stock truck has 3 1/2" exhaust and this is a 4" if I'm correct.
732721
A quick trip to Google shows that your truck came factory with a 4" system. Therefore it will fit. A measuring tape is also a handy device to determine the exhaust pipe size.
1894269
I'm sure a local exhaust shop can make anything fit. As far as direct bolt on, no!
1221515
You would want a 2.75 to fit around your 2.5 that way you can clamp it or weld it, keep in mind this will be a lot shorter then your stock muffler. If you can't find 2.75, you can go with 2.5 and buy some 2.75 exhaust pipe to connect them as well.
1586096
You need to verify the exhaust pipe diamiter. Also the length and inlet outlet offsets. Try checking a stock muffler size compaired to this one.
203038
As long as you have a 2 1/2 inch inlet and outlet for your exhaust it will fit
606540
Mine is 2 1/2"X2 1/2". It has extra holes to accomidate your 3" side, but mine has the 2 1/2" shims that slip over the bolts. So unless you cut them down, I would say no. Hope this helps.
1176471
Mine was 3/4" and it fit beautifully. There are also fittings that will adapt to several different diameters, as mentioned previously.
460404
Assuming your tail pipe on both ends of the exhaust flex tube properly fit, either insert Into the flex pipe or the flex pipe can be inserted Into the tailpipe, clamps should be all you need. As my previous exhaust pipe had rusted through at the ubolts, I went with the stainless sleeve type clamps. My flex pipe inserted into the exhaust on one end and received the exhaust as an insert at the other end, due to a flare in the exhaust on the header end. Either way it worked beautifully, no exhaust gases and no noise from the patch. I also used exhaust paste to ensure a good seal.
653708
It should fit....if its a 3in pipe... By the way that sheep is gunna sound loud as hell
1618841
The 3in inlet will fit but the outlets are 2.5 not 2.25 and ita onoy about 14 inches total but if you get it and take it to a muffler shop they should be able to make it work my silverado is a 5.3 with 2.5 pipe all the way back and I took it to a local muffler shop and they made it fit even with a 3in inlet and you CAN NOT beat the sound this muffler produces. Hope this helps
482493
No. I don't think so. My 3" went in pretty snug and with a few turns it tightened up against the pipe. You could call General Wire and make sure but I would say no.
1381825
It will fit most vehicles that have a single din radio opening. I am not familiar with the Durango radio opening but a Single DIN opening is 7"wide x 2"high. If your opening is higher this unit will not fit.
23786
Yes I did have issues, they said that the exhaust would bolt right up and when I received the system it did not. When I contacted them they told me that I may need an adapter pipe. The system was coming up short at the rear mid pipe, about 3 inches or so. So I had to go and pay someone to fix it locally. I recommend spending a little more money for the right part.