will i have to purchase a fender elimantor kit with this exhaust? Or will the stock tail still fit ?
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My kit came with a fender eliminator kit with everything needed including turn signals. Stock tail will not fit correctly with new pipes.
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It helps of you know what your inlwt and outlet size is 1st off and then u need to know how ur exhaust is offset like is it center inlet and offset outlet but it should just replace your stock muffle. U have have to get a reduce for the inket side?? Its been awhile since I did mine cant really remember. It doesnt have great sound at 1st but once u get past break in period sounds great for just a muffler ppl ask me all the time what exhaust I have
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You cand do you own custom exhaust. Like i did mine toyota 4runner. Bolt on kit on borla runs for ober $800 and I bought the same tips and muffler took it to a muffler shop and I spendon everything less than $400
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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.
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No I don't think it will on a factory system the inlet is 4 inches and also the outlet side. Stock exhaust is smaller then 4 inches.
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No, just remove the black stock muffler and it should slide onto silver pipe coming from manifold, I hav looked at the new KLR but I don't believe they've changed the engine or frame, mounting points should all be the same
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If your stop tail bridge is the same size as Gibson and Epiphone it should fit. But fit is a realitive thing. Nothing fits perfectly ever. Expect to do some adjustments.
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I do not know. I needed this unit to be a rear exhaust but it wasnt. it is only top exhaust. so I returned the unit. It was very nice but did not fit my application.
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It will fit just take it to your local muffler shop there they will add a section of pipe so it will be in the same location as your original and stretch the openings to make it fit after that its all up to you if u wana dump it or run it to the back
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A Fender arm will guarantee to fit (they're cheap enough), but so should most Squier by Fender arms and many accessory aftermarket ones with the correct 'fine' thread.
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All you might need is some extra piping to make up the difference in length between your stock resonator and the x-pipe but any muffler shop will have that in stock. Bring it in and they will take care it of it. The extra piping should not cost much.
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Yes they will bolt up to the stock exhaust. To get the most out of them contact Cajun B pipes and get a set of b pipes from them. If you have no smog go with the catless B pipes and you will see serious gains. Also do not forget that to install these on a Titan or Armada you need to get Uprev tuned to correct your AFR's after installation.Another tip is use the opening closest to the collector or you will throw a code.
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Yes, it will work with the stock exhaust...Although the header upgrade isn't really worth it unless you are replacing cracked stock manifolds. If you are upgrading just to upgrade I would go with aftermarket b-pipes(either with or without cats), Y-pipe and full exhaust first...then headers.Check out http://www.cajunbpipes.com/Custom-Tuning.html ;they are great to deal with and will answer any questions you might have on upgrades. Also if you do upgrade the headers don't forget to get extra studs/nuts and go with the stock metal flange gaskets.If you have any other questions please ask and I'll do my best to answer or point you in the right direction. Hope this helps Yes, it will work with the stock exhaust...Although the header upgrade isn't really worth it unless you are replacing cracked stock manifolds. If you are upgrading just to upgrade I would go with aftermarket b-pipes(either with or without cats), Y-pipe and full exhaust first...then headers.Check out http://www.cajunbpipes.com/Custom-Tuning.html ;they are great to deal with and will answer any questions you might have on upgrades. Also if you do upgrade the headers don't forget to get extra studs/nuts and go with the stock... » Read More Yes, it will work with the stock exhaust...Although the header upgrade isn't really worth it unless you are replacing cracked stock manifolds. If you are upgrading just to upgrade I would go with aftermarket b-pipes(either with or without cats), Y-pipe and full exhaust first...then headers.Check out http://www.cajunbpipes.com/Custom-Tuning.html ;they are great to deal with and will answer any questions you might have on upgrades. Also if you do upgrade the headers don't forget to get extra studs/nuts and go with the stock metal flange gaskets.If you have any other questions please ask and I'll do my best to answer or point you in the right direction. Hope this helps « Show Less
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It'll take 2 guys to install. As long as you have the right tools, cutters, & welders, Yes... If not I would bring the MBRP box to your local exhaust shop/guy & pY them for 2 hours of shop time to install for you. Awesome sounding exhaust. If youre putting it on a 7.3 it'll give you a great jet/turbine sound.
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Hi Nelson, this muffler will fit very well.It installed quickly and you don't need to use a clamp because it is a slip on and when the muffler warms up it doesn't leak at all.It is on the loud side but it improves performance and saves you over ten lbs.The stock muffler is 21 lbs.I would also suggest that you put a small metal plate under your rear fender on the muffler side to keep the fender from melting or getting to soft.Most after market muffler companies don't mention this fact even though their mufflers come so much closer to the rear fender. Hope this was a help, Gary H Hi Nelson, this muffler will fit very well.It installed quickly and you don't need to use a clamp because it is a slip on and when the muffler warms up it doesn't leak at all.It is on the loud side but it improves performance and saves you over ten lbs.The stock muffler is 21 lbs.I would also suggest that you put a small metal plate under your rear fender on the muffler side to keep the fender from melting or getting to soft.Most after market muffler companies don't mention this fact even though their mufflers come so much closer to the rear fender. Hope this was a help,... » Read More Hi Nelson, this muffler will fit very well.It installed quickly and you don't need to use a clamp because it is a slip on and when the muffler warms up it doesn't leak at all.It is on the loud side but it improves performance and saves you over ten lbs.The stock muffler is 21 lbs.I would also suggest that you put a small metal plate under your rear fender on the muffler side to keep the fender from melting or getting to soft.Most after market muffler companies don't mention this fact even though their mufflers come so much closer to the rear fender. Hope this was a help, Gary H « Show Less
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No. It only comes with the headers. You will have to modify or replace the stock y pipe
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Hi Nelson, this muffler will fit very well.It installed quickly and you don't need to use a clamp because it is a slip on and when the muffler warms up it doesn't leak at all.It is on the loud side but it improves performance and saves you over ten lbs.The stock muffler is 21 lbs.I would also suggest that you put a small metal plate under your rear fender on the muffler side to keep the fender from melting or getting to soft.Most after market muffler companies don't mention this fact even though their mufflers come so much closer to the rear fender. Hope this was a help, Gary H