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Old 02-16-2002, 06:26 AM   #1 (permalink)
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stainless steel exhusts?

Do we have stainless exhust systems on our superduty's like Dodge and GM have? including mufflers? I hope so I liked never having to chang a muffler or tailpipe.
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Re: stainless steel exhusts?

Yes. Although I'm not positive about the muffler...
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Re: stainless steel exhusts?

I think the muffler is too. There's different types of Stainless... most exh. systems are made of 400 series... not quite the same corrosion resistance but lots cheaper. It still polishes up nice but only the High $$$$$ polished system are made from 304 SS. Even Bassini doesn't use 316.. which has the most corrsion resistance.
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Re: stainless steel exhusts?

The are Stainless, but the grade of stainless on the muffler is very poor (it does rust).
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