dual exhaust question

[melroy]

I'm looking to get dual exaust put on the tahoe. I want it to exit behind each rear tire. Does the spare tire have to be removed to have this? Should i get a full system or just get a muffler and have a shop bend some pipes? Any input would be great.

 

[Pooh Bear]

I have not seen any pics of "True" dual exhaust yet, but the popular set-up is a muffler with one input and two outlets. There are many options such as Cherry Bomb Vortex, Flowmaster, Magnaflow, etc... I had mine installed at Meineke. After the catalytic converters there is a flange. This is where the kit is attached. Usually runs about $550.00 total. It won't interfere with the spare or the trailer hitch. Good luck...you will be happy with the results. Maybe this will help:

www.performanceexhaustplus.com/0/0/0/5883/CB%20-%20300627.html

 

[GMz71]

I just recently found a true dual exhaust setup for our tahoes.

http://www.stainlessworks.net/cart/...=1583&osCsid=d3423afb9ad19e37a3fe573aa67a8f7b

 

[Pooh Bear]

I don't think that will fit under my Yukon. There's no room for the second muffler. The gas tank is in the way. It says it's for a 2008. On that site there's a set that looks like two straight pipes that come off a Y pipe after the flange. Besides, real true exhaust from the headers back is what I wanna see. Giddy up!

 

[e-dub75]

This subject has been covered a couple of times on here. The set up like Pooh Bear linked to will be your best bet. Here is the post that I had on here a while back. You can read everyone's opinion and #13 post is what I found in Flowmaster. Enjoy.

http://www.tahoeforum.com/showthread.php?t=13102&highlight=exhaust