i just put a intake on my max and was wondering if a straight pipe from the cat back would be a bad idea i figured that it wouldn't be as bad as running a full straight pipe with no cat just want to give it a nice sound



..and im new to the site didnt set up everything yet so bare with me

 

Well, in the process of disassembling my catback to put the new one on my dad cut the old muffler off at the flange for easy removal and the new B-pipe for the catback is 3 inches to long and wont fit. SOOO, im now driving around with my stock catback minus a muffler until the new one comes in. The stock B-pipe has a pretty big resonator and it still grumbles loudly so long story short, straight piping back from the cat would be loud as crap.

Glad to help

 

i wont mind if its kinda of loud i just want to keep the cat so i dont lose power and back pressure

 

Keeping the cat is important if you don't want to throw codes and pass emissions, but if you dont mind loud, go for it! It will rumble nicely.

 

thanks ..and yea its gonna be my project this weekend

 

Are you using 2.5" piping? Welding or clamping? What exhaust tips?

 

yes 2.5 piping and i was gonna probably clamping it or a weld a flange on the piping and bolt it on

 

This....

 

Sounds good sir. In for an exhaust clip when your through

 

What is that supposed to mean?

 

Same thing you put, want to know what is he going with, me not into Staight Pipe, especially since I got Headers and TP....

 

Oh I thought you were saying I sounded retarded or something. Just kidding then!

 

No wasn't saying that....

 

Don't do it. It's gonna sound like shiit. Use YouTube as reference for exhaust sound clips