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    Posted: 23 May 2017 at 9:52pm
I wanted to get a better field of vision with the 20 so here is what I did. All the parts cost less than $110 through Amazon. 

Started with a piece of 3" id by 3"od x 12"  and cut a 1.5" offset. I found a 3"id resonator pipe that is 3.5 outside, welded a piece of 3.5" od x 48" straight to the outside of the resonator pipe.
A little grinding and several coats of high heat paint and it's ready.
 

It sits directly inline with the air intake pipe.

Ran it tonight and I will say it is not any louder than the stock muffler.
Thanks for lookin. 
Leon B Mo
Uncle always said "Fill the back of the shovel and the front will take care of itself".
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I just put on a straight pipe and made sure it was a couple inches taller then the cab!
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Originally posted by tomNE tomNE wrote:

I just put on a straight pipe and made sure it was a couple inches taller then the cab!


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a drive shaft off a '78 Plymouth Fury fits right on after cutting off each end!
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What do you do with the rest of the fury shameless
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I sold the engine and tranny, and china gots the rest cept tires and wheels. one wheel holds my water heater up off the floor in the basement! (the car was an old police car with over 400,000 miles on it but still ran good, just rusty)
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Sounds like a Blues Brothers car to me. Pretty ingenius. I like the resonator idea, tho.
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Leon do you have some part numbers for the resonator and pipe?
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Here ya go.


Leon B MO
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