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94RCV8STK
Dodge Dakota
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11/03/2002
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Hello
My 94 RC 2WD V-8 5speed needs exhaust. What kind of cat back is available? I looked at Jegs/Summit. In the regualar cab, all they had was 97up stuff. My local exhaust shop said they could get 2.5" flowmaster muffler/ new tubing and install $250.00 I do not want a loud system. I would like duals but for the money, single would be fine. Any one have 94-96 RC 2WD V-8 STk with aftermarket exhaust. Im not sure if I need a different design compared to auto/4WD?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Travis
16.012@88.985mph 2.423 60' spinning in 3rd
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hemikota soon
Dodge Dakota
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11/03/2002
18:44:05
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i had a 96 dodge ram that i spent 900 dollars in exhaust, and did it ever sound good and it made me a true believer though flowmaster is the only way to go, headers made up a chunk of that change though. if you don't want it to be loud go with the flowmaster 50 series they create the flow with less sound then the 40 series, but if your gonna go duels use the 40 series make it roar. if performance is what your looking for then your best bet would be leave it single exhaust because dodge are designed to run off the backpreasure that is set up from the factory. your trac times will be slowed if you make it too free flowing, i learned my lesson the hard way with my 2002 dakota 4x4, was running 9.98 in the 1/8 mile at 73mph put high flow cat in place of third cat and ran a single in duel out flowmaster and now i am running 10.35, yet burnning out 3rd alot more, but this is just what i have learned from doing exhaust on my last 2 dodges.
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Chipster
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11/03/2002
18:57:37
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I started at the Y-pipe with a 3" pipe, 3" cat.
and a 3" Spin Tech muffler that exits in front of
the rear wheel. It sounds really great and I
have picked up a whole lot at the big end.
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DaveR
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11/03/2002
19:19:18
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I have a 94' 2wd auto V8. I've got JBA headers and the flowmaster cat back for a 97' modified to fit. I have had it for several years now and have been very happy with it. I'm nt a big fan of noise, firm believer in speak quietly and carry a big stick. After the first of the year I will be looking to make some changes to the exaust though.
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hernandez
Dodge Dakota
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11/03/2002
21:20:29
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Hey- I just have a few questions about my 99 dodge dakota (5.2). i have stock exhaust and want better sound and performance. any info would be appreciated.
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94RCV8STK
Dodge Dakota
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11/03/2002
22:21:32
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Keep the responses coming....
Is there anybody on this board that has a 94-96 RC 2WD V8 w/5speed?????
I feel so alone!!! :)
Travis
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b1llyw
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11/03/2002
22:24:08
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Well, I've got a 95 CC 2wd v8 5 speed with a Dynomax catback on it. It was like $120 shipped from Jegs and sounds pretty good.
Bill White - 2002 QC 4x4, SLT , 4.7, 5 spd, 3.92 9.25, 1995 Dakota CC, 4x2, SLT, 318, 5 spd, 3.55 8.25
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kathy
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11/03/2002
22:52:37
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I am currently listing a Cat Back Exhaust for a 1997 1998 1999 Dakota on Ebay -
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1871899696&rd=1
If it allows you - click the link above, otherwise go into ebay and key in item#1871899696 under search - or feel free to email me.
Kathy
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