2007 Exhaust

[Ethan0524]

That muffler looks like a FlowMaster 40 series maybe. I had almost the same set up on my 2007 4.7, but a hole rusted in it. Now I have a Cherry Bomb Vortex...MUCH better sound and a LOT less cab drone. Especially on the highway. Honestly you could have a muffler shop weld on the rest of the pipes and tips angled out behind the tires for about $100-$150. That's just my $.02 though.

 

[KGBIGCOUNTRY]

^True, the tips are gonna be most of the cost. Being you are thinking of going behind the tires deff pay the extra for stainless steel tips. Will hold up a ton better.

 

[NYRangerfan2]

what kind of tips look good coming out the sides i see theres a lot of styles, just looking to see what you guys think

 

[Ethan0524]

I would have to say for behind the tires at least a 2.5" diameter rolled angle cut stainless tip. Be careful about size, too small looks goofy and too big looks like an abnormal growth...

Here are some links to tips like above mentioned and prices:

Exhaust Tips - Round Exhaust Tips, Stainless Exhaust Tip, Square Exhaust Tip, Oval Exhaust Tips

MBRP Stainless Exhaust Tips, Angle Rolled Exhaust Tip

Flowmaster Rounded Exhaust Tips - Rolled Angle Cut Round Exhaust Tips by Flowmaster

There are lots of tips out there, just Google images search: Dodge RAM dual exhaust tips or something similar and check around the site for some more ideas. What really matters is what makes you happy, you are the one looking at and driving your rig everyday.

 

[KGBIGCOUNTRY]

The Brola tips look good but expensive because they are baffled

 

[NYRangerfan2]

now could my standard mechanic do this if I tell him what I'd like or to i have to find an exhaust shop

 

[Ethan0524]

Personally I'd rather take my truck to a muffler shop that specializes in exhaust over a general mechanic, it would probably be a better job. You may have a really good mechanic though. Either way its not going to be a difficult job, just a few inches of pipe and a couple of tips. Also, muffler shops usually have a much wider variety of parts available in the shop versus having to order them.

 

[NYRangerfan2]

thats true, ill probably try and find one if not ill have my mechanic appraise it and tell me what overpriced cheap parts hes gonna use and then ill fine better ones that fit aswell

 

[Ethan0524]

What's good about muffler shops is that they will make the pipe fit. They take their straight pipes and bend them themselves to fit perfectly so you could probably find a way to have them do almost anything you could possibly think of. Good luck! Let us know when its finished, pics are always welcome here!

 

[NYRangerfan2]

Thank you for all of the help and pictures will be posted

 

[NYRangerfan2]

Hey guys ran into some problems so had ot hold of on the exhuast. But now since one of my tail piped rusted where it meets the muffler and broke off I have no choice!

need some guidance on how to approach this lol, new muffler and tail piped, new full system, new tailpipes only

College student on a budget haha

 

[NYRangerfan2]

Any good central NJ muffler/exhaust shop recommendations? closer to Howell the better

 

[Crescent1101]

I don't mean to thread jack but I am debating doing a dump exhaust. How do you mount the muffler and would you cut the resonator out as well? What muffler would you recommend

 

[NYRangerfan2]

No clue bought mine used already dumped