What does this mean and how does it benefit?
predda-gedda
Well, when your girl says that you suck and to get out.........................you are DUMPED!! Could be a benefit! :dunno:
Sorry, I couldn't resist!!
Sorry, I couldn't resist!!
It means you are single again and that you can peruse and sample the market freely and have a hell of a lot more money to play with.
Ahhhh...those were the days.
Ahhhh...those were the days.
OK, really an exhaust dump usually means the exhaust does not go through a muffler. Also sometimes called straight pipes.
Some of the guys seem to call their exhaust as being dumped, but what they are doing is still running through a muffler and using turn downs immediately after the muffler.
Some of the guys seem to call their exhaust as being dumped, but what they are doing is still running through a muffler and using turn downs immediately after the muffler.
Those same guys also say that it sometimes minimizes the "drone" of an aftermarket muffler by using a short turndown piece directly after said muffler.
my exhaust is "dumped" it means no pipe out the back of the truck, it ends in a 45 or 90deg turn down instead of out the back. mine is at the axle.
Mine is 'dumped' only because I have a 35in spare in the stock spot and the stock pipe was too close to the tire
dumping (turndown pipe after the muffler) makes your exhaust louder. strictly for sound.
cons: depending on your muffler, it may drone alittle-alot more.
i prefer it dumped. i got a dynomax bullet with very little drone.
cons: depending on your muffler, it may drone alittle-alot more.
i prefer it dumped. i got a dynomax bullet with very little drone.
Dumping the exhaust will be louder because the sound from the exhaust is bouncing off of the ground and is also better forbperformance since there is less piping after the muffler. IMO dumping ftw!
Thanks for the info. Even the comedians. I figured I would get a few comments using that title. Anyway I have quite a bit of drone in the cab at low RPM. Should I remove all but 2ft the the tail pipe? I will be doing a lot of driving in the snow, will this be a problem? I really appreciate all the reply's I have gotten from this web site with the few questions I have had.
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