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This is a discussion on 2000 2500 nbs can i run dual pipes? within the Exhaust forums, part of the Performance category; i have a 2000 2500 nbs ecsb 6.0 4x4. it has a dual inlet stock muffler. can i get rid ...
i have a 2000 2500 nbs ecsb 6.0 4x4. it has a dual inlet stock muffler.
can i get rid of this and do two seperate mufflers? or dual inlet dual outlet muffler a better way to go. any ideas would be great. all my other trucks had a single pipe and could run a dual outlet muffler to tails.
1996 2 door tahoe 4x4 5.7
2000 crew cab 2500 classic shortbed 4x4 5.7
1998 GMC sierra reg cab short box 4x4 5.0
1993 reg cab stepside 4x4 5.7
1995 Tahoe 4dr 3" lift 4x4 5.7
2000 silverado 1500 ex cab 4x4 5.3
2000 silverado 2500 ex cab 4x4 6.0
X-BOX gamertag CHEVYIKE
you can do either, two pipes with two mufflers or single muffler(dual inlets and outlets) with dual pipes. One is just a little cheaper than the other because you just have to buy one muffler, both will flow about the same. The two muffler setup will most likely sound a little better though.
If you go two mufflers, have an H-pipe welded in to balance the pipes.
95 Sierra C1500 SL
99 Suburban K1500 LT
i think ill get a flowmaster dual inlet and get two tailpipes made, does anyone know inlet pipe size?
1996 2 door tahoe 4x4 5.7
2000 crew cab 2500 classic shortbed 4x4 5.7
1998 GMC sierra reg cab short box 4x4 5.0
1993 reg cab stepside 4x4 5.7
1995 Tahoe 4dr 3" lift 4x4 5.7
2000 silverado 1500 ex cab 4x4 5.3
2000 silverado 2500 ex cab 4x4 6.0
X-BOX gamertag CHEVYIKE
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