Aftermarket exhaust 22r

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    SteveWippins Enthusiast

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    Howdy! I've been thinking about changing up the exhaust on my bone-stock 22r (1988 2wd short bed)
    I've seen videos of trucks with LCE headers and full exhaust system, and it sounds pretty great but the price is a bit more than I'm looking to spend to make the truck a little louder. What have you guys done, or seen others do that you think sounds good without breaking the bank?
     
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    Flowtech header and a custom exhaust
     
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    Thanks for the recommendation man, I'll have to look into Flowtech
     
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    MUCH more reasonable pricing on those IMO, I'll have to hit up the local exhaust shop for a quote on the rest. Then again, the guy who welded onto my MR2 seats may be able to do it as well. The guy does just about everything. He has a S13 with a Mazda 3 front end lmao
     
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    It is more than just sound! When you increase the inflow & or outflow the engine will perform much better!
    The first thing always done in the hot rod world!
     
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    Very true! That would just be an added bonus in my case. My odometer has froze up on me twice since the time I've owned the truck, and right now it's showing 230-something thousand miles. When my dad brought it to this guy he's known forever to put a new carburetor in, it was stuck right at 250k miles. So what I'm getting at is, I have no idea how many miles are on this thing, but I know it's well over 250k. I don't expect it to perform all that great (other than being reliable) and I don't expect it to make much power. A better sound is really what I'm after, because it's super quiet as is. But any performance gains will just be icing on the cake for me!
     

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