i have a 1996 ram 1500 2.5" outlets and 3" center inlet but my muffler is 29" long can i still replace my muffler now and have my flowmaster still fit
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Yea but you need pipes to extend from you new muffler to tail pipes. But extend the double side because it will decrease more drag then extending the single side
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may need a sleve on the inlet and exhaust ports. All muffler shops will have the needed pieces.
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You need to buy the clamp size for the muffler you buy ex. 2.25" muffler you need a 2.25" exhaust clamp
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Here is what it sound like on a 2.2L Chevy S10:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vo7QIDgrQRsHe just installed it inline in place of stock muffler and left the stock tailpipe out the rear. I put same muffler on my Ford ranger but removed the resonator and turned the exhaust out in front of the rear tire and mine is pretty loud, but now as loud as flowmaster. For size you can look on the Dynomax website and find your truck but I like to take actual measurements under the vehicle.
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Factory exhaust for a stock common rail Cummins is 4". You may want to measure your muffler length before purchasing this pipe. Mine was longer than this and there was an offset to make it fit right. Some diesel performance shops will have the correct length and offset.
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I understand the diameters of both inlet and outlet are 2.25". What I am asking is if the inlet and outlet tubes are both centered along the center line of the muffler. The picture shows one centered and one offset. Or Is there a different part number for a magnaflow exactly like this one but with both inlet and outlet centered in 2.25"?
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It will fit. A good exhaust shop can make anything work. Should sound good too. Not too raspy. Not the best muffler you can buy but good for the price.
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As long as you have to room for it (its not too big plus your mufflers sit sideways I believe) and have the proper pipe sizing for the inlet of the muffler, it will be no problem.
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If the length of the new muffler is approximately the same and the inlet and outlet pipe dimensions are the same, they should be compatable
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As long as the input and output line up the sane as the old ones there should be no need for modification. My stock mufflers were a bit longer so i welded an extended input on toake up the difference.
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Usually, the size of the original exhaust muffler will not changed. But in case that the item cannot be used, I suggest you to measure the diameter of your car's original exhaust muffler, if the diameter is within 70MM, then the item can fit your car.
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Doug, The manifold did not fit my 96 RAM 2500 until I had a muffler company cut the old flange on the driver's side and solid weld it to the header. The passenger side is joined at the flange with no problems. The durability of the headers is good. I have about 55K on the headers with no bleeding or decomposition of the header at the bends. That was my only hangup on the system. Hope this helps you. R. Johnson.
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It should just make sure to measure your muffler before you get this so you know what length to buy
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Yes, go to www.flowmastermufflers.com and in search put in part # it will show you that it will fit your vehicle
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Yes it should, it is just the muffler so you can cut out the original and put the flowmaster in. I also did the same with my Tahoe.
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http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/shopexd.asp?zone=main&id;=11579Double-check your stock muffler. If it's a single-in/dual-out like mine was, from 3" to 2½" pipe, you should be good. You may need to have an extra section of pipe added to make up the distance of your stock muffler, if it was long like my truck's was. Do some more searches on the interwebs on Jeep forums.
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Kenneth,These are universal exhaust tips. You'll want to use the dimensions of the product shown in the listing and compare it to your existing setup. This will tell you if they are a good fit for your vehicle. If you need help deciding please speak with a muffler shop.Regards,Street Imports Ltd.