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Old 11-01-2006, 10:14 AM   #1 (permalink)
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3" Stainless exhaust system available?

I know Rockauto.com has a standard steel 3" system (#19430) available, but is there any other place where you can get a really good, bolt-on, NON-turbo 3" stainless steel exhaust system? I really want to put a completely stainless system on this truck without having to have a custom one made.
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Re: 3" Stainless exhaust system available?

Not that I know of. That would cost some serious money as well.
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Re: 3" Stainless exhaust system available?

Yea, but to me, it's better than having to buy the $350 system from Rockauto.com every 2 years and put it on again! Besides, having your muffler suddenly fall off when you're 400 miles from home SUCKS! ;-) That's how it always seems to happen with me.
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