I ditched the 3" mbrp for a 4" on my 366. .
If it is a HTT from BD or HTT the downpipe is 3.5" not 4".
I ditched the 3" mbrp for a 4" on my 366. .
I woundnt wasit my money on the uppipes the passenger is squished just like the stocker,what i would do is loosen and retighten all the down pipe bolts and the uppipe bolts if the op every has any idea to up grade in the future as it will be a huge help when it comes time to changei woul probably still do the dp just because there has to be a smal resistance going round to squish and back to round and it did change the sound of my truck anyways and most of the time you can resell and get 75% of your money back out it.When I cut apart an LB7 downpipe to try to build a larger one myself, I measured the cross section of the stocker. It was roughly 2"x4", which is 8sq". A 3" downpipe only has an area a bit larger than 7sq". Even with the stocker's restrictions, the only improvement would really be at the top bend after the turbo. I only run ~1500* in the 1/4 with a stocker, so it wasnt worth it to me to change it out.
A 3.5" downpipe would have an area of 9.6sq" and that would be a big improvement.
That leads me to the downpipe/frontpipe band connection. You could have a 4" downpipe, but it still has to squeeze thru that 3" restriction, doesnt it? So any benefits you might get from a larger downpipe are negated by the choke point at the front pipe. IF someone would make a 3.5" downpipe and include a new front pipe with a 3.5 or 4" connection, Id buy one. Problem is, it would be cost prohibitive, thats why nobody has done it.
Uppipes, though, are a definite improvement. Combine them with a set of manifolds and you reduce restriction to the turbo by quite a bit.
Good to know,i still had to have the squashed 1 as i installed ricks down pipe and it touches as it is.The nice thing about rick is he can make anything you need i found out but it was after i had the motor back in and already had his manifolds,i was also told rick can open up the manifolds for the larger head ports just have to let him know i was in a hurry and took mine back to the machinest to open mine up.I have Ricks manifolds and up pipes and the passenger isn't squashed but is only for twin trucks as a down pipe will not fit with these.
I have Ricks manifolds and up pipes and the passenger isn't squashed but is only for twin trucks as a down pipe will not fit with these.
If it is a HTT from BD or HTT the downpipe is 3.5" not 4".
It's defiantly 4". It's the exact size of the rest of my 4" exhaust.
Mine is a BD dp and im pretty sure mine is 4 inch all the way also
Is that a HTT 366 or a bullseye 366?
X2 but my down pipe is 1 piece and ends under the truckYea maybe it's just mine. I'm not sure. There is ABSOLUTELY no room for anything back there now. The pipe touches the firewall and the up pipe. Trans dip stick had to be moved as well.
So, the TTS system is a full 3.5" downpipe that connects to a 4" front pipe, with 3.5" downpipe-to-front pipe connection?
Rick (RDL)makes 3.5 or 4 inch down pipes i thought as well as the 3 .Darryl from creatures should be able to help with this.Anyone know about this?
So, the TTS system is a full 3.5" downpipe that connects to a 4" front pipe, with 3.5" downpipe-to-front pipe connection?
Not sure if Rick still does it , but he used to allow you to "trade up " , if you were running his up-pipes only and wanted to upgrade to headers and up-pipes he would take them back in and give a certain credit towards the new stuff . I personally think the up-pipes are worth the money , we have seen HP increases on the dyno and spool up increase , but it does suck to be stuck with the OEM manifolds after , but they usually are easy to sell when the time were to come .