Exhaust: Down Pipe VS. Turboback?

[Channelbouy]

I am hoping to tap some ideas from the IGAC brain trust:

Currently have turbo back exhaust.

Doing some research and planning, a downpipe back setup would be fine since I am staying 4”.

Am I crazy thinking about getting a race pipe that connects to the downpipe and adding the resonator and muffler?

Save from having to take the downpipe off.

I am doing everything myself, which is all new to me.

Perhaps the extra $200-400 in parts would save time, labor, and frustration.

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[AK Bob]

Hoping to tap some ideas from the IGAC brain trust:

Currently have turbo back exhaust…. However after doing some research and planning it looks like a down pipe back setup would be fine since I am staying 4”.

Am I crazy thinking just get a race pipe that connects to the down pipe and add in the resonator and muffler? Save from having to take the down pipe off.

I am pretty much doing everything myself and this is all new to me. Perhaps the extra $200-400 in parts would save time, labor and frustration.
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I went with the down pipe back and muffler setup for an easy install. If your stock down pipe is in good shape, I don’t see any reason to change it unless you are sizing up to a 5” system.

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[watersupply189]

I am hoping to tap some ideas from the IGAC brain trust:

Currently have turbo back exhaust.

Doing some research and planning, a downpipe back setup would be fine since I am staying 4”.

Am I crazy thinking about getting a race pipe that connects to the downpipe and adding the resonator and muffler?

Save from having to take the downpipe off.

I am doing everything myself, which is all new to me.

Perhaps the extra $200-400 in parts would save time, labor, and frustration.

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If stock down pipe is good, just leave it in place and add your piping from there.

I left my factory resonator in place with the factory exhaust and just used the raceme pipe in place of the soot cookers.


2016 Ram Laramie 3500, G56, 6.7, CC, 4x4

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[Channelbouy]

I was thinking the same.

I'm going to take the suggestions and try and find a down-pipe back setup.

Thanks for the replies

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