Very quick disclaimer:
I am not some sort of
catalog-queen/Drugstore-cowboy Who thinks I am smarter than a building full of engineers with decades of experience, or who feels the need to demonstrate how fat my wallet is with how much bling I can strap on to my truck.
I am all about people doing whatever they want to their ride. Personalize the crap out of it. Make it your own. So this question isn’t about doing something just to do something, it’s a genuine question about performance.
I had a 1500 with a 5.7 which had duel exhaust. Supposedly duel exhaust reduces Back pressure, allows for better free flow, and thus improve performance and efficiency.
I was curious if anyone has any insight as to why the heavy duty’s, which supposedly work harder than “Street trucks “, Don’t have dual exhaust for their 6.4 engines.
Again, it would seem to be a no-brainer. Which means that Surely the engineers have already considered it and dismissed it. I was just curious if anybody could imagine why.
Happy trails everybody. Be safe out there.
I am not some sort of
catalog-queen/Drugstore-cowboy Who thinks I am smarter than a building full of engineers with decades of experience, or who feels the need to demonstrate how fat my wallet is with how much bling I can strap on to my truck.
I am all about people doing whatever they want to their ride. Personalize the crap out of it. Make it your own. So this question isn’t about doing something just to do something, it’s a genuine question about performance.
I had a 1500 with a 5.7 which had duel exhaust. Supposedly duel exhaust reduces Back pressure, allows for better free flow, and thus improve performance and efficiency.
I was curious if anyone has any insight as to why the heavy duty’s, which supposedly work harder than “Street trucks “, Don’t have dual exhaust for their 6.4 engines.
Again, it would seem to be a no-brainer. Which means that Surely the engineers have already considered it and dismissed it. I was just curious if anybody could imagine why.
Happy trails everybody. Be safe out there.