Banks 5" monster exhaust question

[mggray87]

I know it adds nothing in regards to performance and sound. Here is my dilemma.

I bought my used 2019 ram 2500 6.7L used over a month ago. The last owner had some stupid dinner plate exhaust tip 8" or bigger it was so dumb. As soon I drove it home got in my driveway I took it off. Dummies fit it by cutting back the exhaust. Hacked it. Not even a clean cut and it's close to that first bend behind the tire. I immediately ordered a mbrp 4" inlet to 5" black 12" tip it works for now. I think the angle is a bit off because of it being onto the bend. So I'm thinking of getting a filter back exhaust just to fix the exhaust to come out at the right angle and stick out properly... Will the monster exhaust fit with OEM rear air bags? And I added 5th wheel package to the truck ? I'm open for different exhaust manufacturers as well. Not married to banks. They are most expensive it seems too. Or sell me on just leaving it alone. Lol

 

[flan]

I think that looks good, pretty close to factory. I would paint the visible portion of the tailpipe black tho….

 

[elephantrider]

looks in an okay position, to me..

 

[mggray87]

I actually wish I went 6". But already bought this 5 lol

 

[Riddick]

My opinion is to leave it as is, it looks pretty good. As stated earlier paint the rest of the tail pipe black and it will be perfect.

 

[mggray87]

My opinion is to leave it as is, it looks pretty good. As stated earlier paint the rest of the tail pipe black and it will be perfect.

Is there a paint on high temp. So I don't have to spray it under truck.

 

[Riddick]

Is there a paint on high temp. So I don't have to spray it under truck.

Local auto parts store will carry high temp engine paint/header paint. I previously used black grill paint from Lowes to spray some mufflers. Very cheap and held up for years, took 850 RWHP and multiple low 9 second 1/4 mile passes. You can spray it with exhaust installed. I would use a piece of cardboard and place it behind where you are spraying to catch the overspray, I would remove the tip prior to painting.