Resonator Delete without SLP or other tips

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08HoeCD

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I've thinking about cutting off my resonator and NOT adding on any tip(s). The SLP Kit looks good, but I may prefer having a completely clean rear bumper valance.

I know of at least one member on here who runs this setup. Anyone else run this? Any issues?
 

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I think there would probably be some kind of issue with exhaust fumes getting into the cabin when the truck is not moving.
 
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I think there would probably be some kind of issue with exhaust fumes getting into the cabin when the truck is not moving.

Yeah, that's my concern and why I'm hesitant.
 

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I cut my resonator off right where it connects. So the tailpipe only shorten up the length of the resonator, so I don't know if that adds to exhaust fumes getting into the cabin? :shrug:
 

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I think there would probably be some kind of issue with exhaust fumes getting into the cabin when the truck is not moving.
cut my resonator off 6 years ago now and 0 issue with exhaust fumes. I original went with the SLP setup but those are a HUGE pain to keep clean so I took them off.
 

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cut my resonator off 6 years ago now and 0 issue with exhaust fumes. I original went with the SLP setup but those are a HUGE pain to keep clean so I took them off.
I was wondering how cutting it off did to the sound?
 

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Thx @07Burb for your input on the resonator delete and no tips again. The clean look without any tips could be a winner @ubervic

10 minutes, no $$ spent and an instant mod minus that stupid dangling coffee can that changes nothing, but a clean looking side and no worries about getting exhaust on your waffle weave towel when drying. :)

Hmmm...I'm feeling a power tool moment coming soon....
 

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do et!!! You won't regret it and going forward you'll always be annoyed when you see others driven around town still sporting that ugly POS resonator back there. What an eye sore.
 

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Been considering doing something with mine. Thinking of a header cut out with electric dump and paint rear section exhaust black to hide it.
 
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Hmmm......good feedback, and no real threat of issues related to exhaust fumes.

Just got my hands on a sawzall. I wonder exactly where to cut---around 8" up from the welded resonator hanger, a la SLP's directions? :confused:
 

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Thanks Burb...I wouldn't mind a little rumble but not looking for much.
Then get the Magnaflow 12589....offers a little bit of a rumble but not overly loud where the wife or GF will hate you.
 

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Hmmm......good feedback, and no real threat of issues related to exhaust fumes.

Just got my hands on a sawzall. I wonder exactly where to cut---around 8" up from the welded resonator hanger, a la SLP's directions? :confused:
yep...just cut where you'd cut as if putting the SLP tips on and you're good :)
 

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