Exhaust for the Dmax January 06, 2012, 11:02:44 pm Yahoo Message Number: 8233Has anyone here replaced the 3 1/2 inch stock exhaust with a 4 inch turbo back with a high flow muffler? If you have, do you like it and whatbenefits have you realized? A friend has done his but hasn't had a chance to test it.Denny2006 Seneca 35GS Dmax. Ford Ranger toad. Quote Selected
Re: Exhaust for the Dmax Reply #1 – January 07, 2012, 01:52:44 am Yahoo Message Number: 8234, Dennis Bradford wrote:QuoteHas anyone here replaced the 3 1/2 inch stock exhaust with a 4 inch turbo back with a high flow muffler? If you have, do you like it and whatbenefits have you realized? A friend has done his but hasn't had a chance to test it.Denny2006 Seneca 35GS Dmax. Ford Ranger toad.Dennis.....Have not replaced the 3/12" exhaust pipe, but I am looking at a new chrome tip for my existing pipe. Hope to find it in Quartzite this year............russ Quote Selected
Re: Exhaust for the Dmax Reply #2 – January 07, 2012, 06:52:08 am Yahoo Message Number: 8235On my 2004.5 I replaced the muffler and Cat with a high flow muffler. Made a difference in performance. But has not made a difference in fuel mileage. Biggest restriction in my exhaust is 3" exhaust brake. Your 2006 will not have the exhaust brake. But will have the 3" down pipe up to the Cat. Plus Jayco routed the exhaust out the driver side. Which added 2 90 degree bends bends more than my passenger side exhaust pipe. I did not change size of the pipe.BestRon Hall Quote Selected
Re: Exhaust for the Dmax Reply #3 – January 07, 2012, 10:39:50 am Yahoo Message Number: 8240See you there Russ.Denny Quote Selected
Re: Exhaust for the Dmax Reply #4 – January 07, 2012, 10:49:44 am Yahoo Message Number: 8241The down pipe will be replaced with four inch as well. On my 06 all is on the pass side. I know that I will see some improvement in performance and hoping for some milage. I won't drive any differently. Presently milage is between 9 and11. Here's hoping.Denny Quote Selected