MBRP UT7001 - Manual (Page 3)

UT7001, UT8001 © 02/13 PAGE 3 OF 4
5. Confirm that the base of the Stack is resting in the same position as in Step 4.
Re-trace and center punch if needed. This is where the Extension Pipe will
pass through the floor. Remove the Stack from the bed of the truck. Drill a
hole using a 6” saw. It may be required to cut a part of a bed floor rail away.
Refer to Figure 4.
6. Measure from the Extension Pipe slip joint to the exhaust system that you are
connecting to. Mark and cut the long side of the Elbow to the required length
so that it lines up with the vehicle’s exhaust system. Cut the vehicle’s exhaust
system in a place where the Flex Pipe can be placed between the exhaust
system and the Elbow, allowing for the Flex Pipe to overlap the vehicle’s
exhaust and the Elbow by 3”. It may be necessary to cut the Elbow again as
well as cut the Flex Pipe to ensure proper fit. Refer to Figure 5.
7. Attach the Elbow to the Extension Pipe slip joint and then attach the Flex
Pipe to both the Elbow and the vehicle’s exhaust system. Be sure to slide the
required 5” Clamps over the Elbow and Flex Pipe before connecting it to the
vehicle’s exhaust system. Refer to Figure 6.
8. Slide the Bed Mounting Bracket onto the Extension Pipe. Install the
assembly on the outlet of the Elbow with the required 5” Clamp. Reinstall
the Stack by sliding the inlet over the Extension Pipe and then securing the
Stack to the Stack Mounting Bracket with the Clamp supplied with your
Stack. Align the system and tighten all Clamps to ensure that your
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exhaust system remains properly aligned.
9. Slide the Bed Mounting Bracket to the desired position on the Extension Pipe to allow installation of the
mounting hardware. Ensure the Stack is vertical. Trace the Bed Mounting Bracket hole from the bracket to the
floor and drill a hole to accommodate the 3/8” hardware supplied. Secure the Bed Mounting Bracket to the
truck and tighten the Bed Mounting Bracket to the Extension Pipe. This Bed Mounting Bracket will ensure the
Stack remains in position and doesn’t vibrate.
Figure 4
Figure 5
Figure 6