mandrel bent exhaust
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mandrel bent exhaust
has anyone here built a dual exhaust system using mandrel bends? if so could you post up any pics to show how you ran it. i have been trying to decide what i need to order as far as the bends and tubing goes i have pacesetter lts and plan on running a x pipe into either bullets or moroso spiral flow mufflers. any information or pics would be greatly appreciated.
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has anyone here built a dual exhaust system using mandrel bends? if so could you post up any pics to show how you ran it. i have been trying to decide what i need to order as far as the bends and tubing goes i have pacesetter lts and plan on running a x pipe into either bullets or moroso spiral flow mufflers. any information or pics would be greatly appreciated.
I believe i bought the starter kit from a non sponsor I want to say that was T409 stainless and welded it up myself.
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thats the information im lookin for. i was thinkin of running it under the transmission pan in front of the crossmember then over the passenger side of the transmission crossmember into a narrow x pipe and into the mufflers and dump it in front of the rear axle. just wasnt sure if i had enough room over the driver side of the crossmember to run it that way.
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I built my cat back out of single 3.5" mandrel bends...you could easily do 2.5" duals in the space that this 3.5" is in. My truck is awd though so I used the y pipe supplied with the headers for the crossover to the passenger side that is run infront of the transmission cross member then down the pass side of the truck. I would think dual 2.5" would be plenty for your setup or single 3.5" like mine I love it!
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I made mine out of dual 3" T409 stainless mandrel bends. I used 7 total (I think I even have one kicking around, so maybe 6). I used 6 V-band clamps. I decided to do mine when I did the 4l80e swap. I have lt headers to high flow cats, X crossover behind the tailshaft, running next to the pass side of the driveshaft, dual in/ dual out magnaflow, tailpipes run up and over the axle, and out the back of the roll pan. I will try to put up pics, but it is sort of hard as I am on my phone. I am very happy with my exhaust.
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by the way thanks Gadgetized for the quick response on the pictures i got alot of new ideas running through my head now.
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I used a Hobart 140 with stainless wire and gas. I just bought the welder before I started the tranny and it was perfect for the job. I am one of those guys that can never make my mind up, and end up changing things. I have to say I would not change anything about the exhaust system.