Well welcome to my post, I felt the newbies would benefit more from this post so that's why I'm making it in here.

I'm sure most of you are aware that your stock tubing is 1 7/8's inches wide I believe. so let's say 2 inches.

As you can see from the pictures, the stock piping is the mostly rusted pipe, and my 2.25 is the silvery pipe. Notice how easily the 2.00 fits inside the 2.25. Now picture that much more area inside of your exhaust. Though it doesn't seem that much larger, multiply that by the several feet of piping that makes up your exhaust.

See how much more volume you can push out just with a wider exhaust?

In any case, these are pictures for those who are curious as to how much different stock is versus a good 2.25 job I hope this helps people get a better idea in their minds of how much difference upgrading your exhaust really makes.

Stock = Tha Poo



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yes. yes it does

clean up your desk area



and nice write up

That's the most kickass loaf of bread I've ever seen!! I totally think you should like eat it and and and and and be all like "BLAAAARRRRGH! I are eated you puny bread-loaf like all hardcore and stuff!!!" O, that's not what this thread is about??

Great points, and great delivery!

BTW, the weld in pics 4 and 5 really suck... lol maybe it's just cuz my monitor here at work is really dark and fuzzy... I'll look again when I get home in about an hour.

2 1/4 FOR THE WIN!

Ozzie(I Love Newbies) wrote:clean up your desk area



and nice write up

That's my roomate's desk. My desk is to the right of the frame of the picture. and is a little smaller.

very good post. simple, but good. and 2.25 is the best size for the beginner tuner


People say that what doesn't kill you in this life
will make you stronger. I'm not sure if that is true
or not, but i do know one thing-You have to learn from
it and it has to make you better.......it has to.......

2.25 all the way!!!