Question for people with stock exhaust and Muffler delete

[JH23JOB]

I've been told that the exhaust begins with 2 1/2" diameter tubes and it actually shrinks down to 2 1/4" around the differential area.
What's the pipe diameter where it goes into the stock muffler ??
I'm planning on running straight pipes out the back with an H-pipe, and stainless tips out the back.
What size pipes do I need to use ?? 2 1/2" or 2 1/4" ??

 

[Marv S]

This should show what you're looking for on pipe sizes. direct bolt on. That's a snake-oyl stainless unit and I had them put a balance pipe on mine (Not my pic so it doesn't have the "H"). a good shop can make one up also. stock style clamps are a nice way to go for easy R&R



<FONT COLOR="#ff0000" SIZE="1" FACE="Verdana, Arial">This message has been edited by Marv S on 11-23-2002 at 06:20 PM</font>

 

[JH23JOB]

Looks sweet !!

What's the tube diameter, and what size are those tips ??

 

[Marv S]

2 1/4"

The Snake-oly tips are about the same diameter as stock. maybe a bit smaller. They are longer than stock and some believe this keeps more exhaust debris off the car.

I went with a 4" oval exhaust tip that B&B sells to fill up the space.

 

[JH23JOB]

Hey Marv,

Thank you. That's extremely helpful.
Dan

 

[Dan Woods]

I've got an extra set of Snake Oyl tubes (along with an extra Mopar car cover) from the '96 GTS that I recently sold (2003 SRT coming soon). Let me know if you're interested.

 

[jimandela]

i have the snake oly as you see it and love it.
best cheap mod i have done.

JIM

 

[Ron]

<FONT face="Comic Sans MS">Can you say Drone?

You need the H pipe mod unless you enjoy a significant increase in 2,100 ~ 2,800 rpm drone.</FONT f>

 

[opnwide]

Where does the cross over pipe go? Does it go where the original muffler was, or would it work better putting the crossover at the forward hanger?