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Picked up a Black Widow Venom 250 this past week, excited to get this thing on! Anyone running exhausts out the side before the back tire? Trying to figure out the tip I want to put on. Ideas?

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Picked up a Black Widow Venom 250 this past week, excited to get this thing on! Anyone running exhausts out the side before the back tire? Trying to figure out the tip I want to put on. Ideas?

 

Here are the 2 tips I went with on my truck.

 

Corsa 3" in Duel 4" out

 

 

Jegs 3" in 3.5" out

 

 

When I had my Spintech Duel 2.5" painted black

 

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Picked up a Black Widow Venom 250 this past week, excited to get this thing on! Anyone running exhausts out the side before the back tire? Trying to figure out the tip I want to put on. Ideas?

I had my exhaust coming out of the body in front of my wheel, I used a double walled tip and 5mm heat resistant vacuum hose to protect the truck. There should be pics in my profile, dont have any on my phone right now.

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I love that corsa but would like to side pipe it without chopping into my fender (amazing job Salior btw). I was looking into this Wesdon pipe but a couple of people I have chatted with, hated the end product. They say the tips inside the tips rattle pretty bad. (3in 5out)

 

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So if I can get something similar to this look and a much better build quality, I am in.

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I wanted Corsa style tips but couldn't settle on one with so many out there. I went on eBay and decided to pull the trigger on one and overall I'm happy with it. Mine doesn't rattle. It's not the best picture but it's the only one I have.d9f2bbdaffd8ae3e312234b18d3edca9.jpg

 

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Here are the 2 tips I went with on my truck.

 

Corsa 3" in Duel 4" out

 

 

Jegs 3" in 3.5" out

 

 

When I had my Spintech Duel 2.5" painted black

 

 

Thought about it and corsa tip just looks so good. Ordered that. Did the tip change the sound at all?

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Thought about it and corsa tip just looks so good. Ordered that. Did the tip change the sound at all?

 

To me is seemed to change the tone a little but I think it's just the muffler breaking in.
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while not preferred, is there anyway to do a DIY muffler swap and use clamps and extension pieces? trying to get a better sound without spending too much right now.

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Added the 18" Magnaflow (p/n 11259) but kept the resonator and flapper. Barely noticeable difference from stock. Went a head and ordered the Dynomax 3" intermediate pipe in stainless (p/n 55608) and the 3" tailpipe in stainless (p/n 54704). Will be getting installed next week. May or may not have to get the Range AFM disabler depending on the drone.

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while not preferred, is there anyway to do a DIY muffler swap and use clamps and extension pieces? trying to get a better sound without spending too much right now.

 

As long as you have the right tools to get clean cuts and such, def doable. I did just that back in the day, until i was happy, then would take it into the muffler shop to have it welded in..

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Anyone know of an xpipe system for 15+ gm trucks? Been looking and only finding y pipe systems

 

 

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It seems like a factory one does not exist for our trucks. Would have to have an exhaust guy with some knowhow make one I guess!

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I installed a flowmaster super 10 series which they said is their loudest muffler. I  left the V4 flap and deleted  resonator. Ive had this new set up for 2 months now and there is quite a difference. I plan on taking out the V4 flap because at low rpms it makes the exhaust hiss a little, ( it does sound like a exchaust leak but I've had many people look at it and they say there no leak and that hissing noise is the v4 flap opening and closing. But driving around in tow mode takes that problem away and definitely turned heads. 

 

I hope this was somewhat helpful. 

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