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Posted by Crem on January 25, 2007 at 20:34:28 from (207.118.236.77):
In Reply to: OT pickup muffler question posted by DJL on January 25, 2007 at 19:18:17:
I have a 1991 E 150 and at least 6 years ago the muffler went bad. I cut the old muffler out and installed a piece of straight pipe in place of the muffler. It works great and I like the sound. The catalytic converter quiets it down enough so that it is not excessively noisy. After doing this I actually could hear the different exhaust sounds when the torque converter locks and unlocks. Before this I didn't know that the torque converter would stay locked up until it reached a certain speed on deceleration. If you try this you may have to put an offset in the new pipe if the muffler has the inlet and outlet at different positions.
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