Flowmaster 40 Deltaflow, W dual 2- 1/2" pipes out the roll pan

Flowmaster 40 Deltaflow, W dual 2- 1/2" pipes out the roll pan
Dual exits W/ Turndowns

I ripped my old exaust off right after the 3 bolt flange after the catylitic converter.
Clamped on a 2-1/2" straight pipe (the original pipe to the muffler has 4 45 deg turns)
about 3' long to a 2-1/2" to 3" adaptor. I clamped the 3" adaptor to the Flowmaster
inlet.

I then attemped to bend a tube to go from the muffler, to the rear of the truck
on the left side, outside the frame rail to match the OEM pipe on the right side.
Then I was going to mate the original pipe to the muffler for the right side exit.

My pipe bender sucks at bending thin gauge tubing, Wherever I tried to bend,
the damm bender just kinked the pipe. I am kinda pissed off because I wasted
$20. on 2-1/2" aluminized tubing from Summit Racing. Lets just say I ended up with
dual turndowns. below are pics of dual pipes done by a muffler shop, with cool
chrome rolled tips poking through the roll pan. This was completed about 1 month
after I installed the muffler.

Below are pics of what I have currently, Sound clip soon to come.


Part 2

OK, $215. later, dual pipes installed, $30. (each) chrome rolled angle tips,
rolled to the same angle as the roll pan. As you can see, I am now unable to
remove the 2" body lift, the left pipe is too high and will interfere with the bed.


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