hmmwv15

I saw the funniest but coolest thing today. Someone at my school has an 87 2wd pickup with a tiny little glasspack/cherry bomb muffler, and from that he has two tail pipes running out to the back. Had a "unique" little bop bop bop bop sound to it. If anyone, who has a similar setup and could you post a sound clip of it idling and with RPM fluxuation? I'd appreciate it.

Trustyrusty

Sounds neat, doubt anyone has it though...

hmmwv15

Yeah I figured it was a long shot, but you never know.

Trustyrusty

Hey was it similar to this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bi9MQE7W-io

Sounds ok-ish...

fillsrunner4

My buddy has a cherry bomb on his 94 single cab 4cyl. Doesnt sound bad just different. He wishes he had more back pressure though so im sure he will change it at some point

Love the cherry bomb on my chevy 1500

Trustyrusty

Glasspacks on a 305/350... YUCK! thats ALL I hear in kansas is rednecks with glasspacks on their 350's with echo tips on each side of the trailer hitch, OR dual 2" straight pipes out the back spaced about a foot and a half apart.. I dunno whats worse, them or the ricers..

fillsrunner4

Its called free flow power! Thats why I did it on my chevy. that and setting off the ricers alarms

Only reason you hear it in Kansas is cause there aint (blank) to block the noise IE It's the plains

Trustyrusty

Eh, I liked the straight pipe I had on my 240 I6 '73 Econoline Manifold, to four foot of pipe, and a 90* bend out infronta my rear wheel

fillsrunner4

Shoot flames???

I ran my 3.4 straight header when I swapped it in just to hear it and it shot flames

chrisbnaz

Yay for electric cutouts.

fillsrunner4

Pull cables are nice too cause they have less electrical BS

Jay351

You lazy ......

Duals on a 4 banger? 1" duals....?

jsn_stockard

That one on youtube has a good little miss! I ran my Mitsubishi pickup like that in highschool, then took off the pach and ran it straight to the tips. Loved it.

Duelertoyota4x4

before my 4Runner I had a 92 pick up. And one day we were bored at work and we had access to to a pipe bender,and some 10 foot sticks of 1.750 exaust pipe. I took the exaust sysyem off from the cat back and custom made a dual exaust system just for the hell of it. I made a pipe off the cat with a single in dual out GM tail pipe tip and from that I bent up piprs to the rear. Took about 2 hours to do and wasnt all that hard. And actually...it sounded pretty kool. Distinctive but not too loud despite the absence of a muffler. It was no throaty V8 burble but pretty kool none the less. Was actually even pulled over once just because the officer was A toyota fan too and thought i did a V8 conversion and wanted to check it out...lol

hmmwv15

That video is pretty close, but the yota was a little mellower. Of course I only heard it when it pulled in 1/2 way across the shop. I just couldn't place what the heck it was until I saw it was the only truck in the shop.

That mustang sounded like crap though. The yota was definitely a different sound, but it sounded okay. I need to find out who's truck that is so I can listen to it for a while. Or try and get a sound clip for yall.

slisdexia

you should do that, I found a leak, and am thinkin'...

annoyingrob

Does't the stock header have split outputs already? Dual exhaust from that back would sound so funny.

I would do it if I wasn't RTE.

slisdexia

that's a good point. Just get some tubing right? Add that to the list.