Bully Dog 182060 Dodge 5.9L Cummins 2500-3500 94-02 - Manual (Page 11)

rAPid FlOW inSTAllATiOn
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CONDITION POSSIBLE SOURCES ACTION
Which is better a
4”, 5” or 6» exhaust
system?
General
It really depends on the application. A bigger exhaust
system will allow more airflow and lower exhaust
temperatures. However too large of an exhaust system
without other increases in horsepower will lower back
pressure and give the vehicle a sluggish start. Bully
Dog recommends a 4” Rapid Flow Exhaust system for
horsepower applications under 450 hp. 5” Rapid Flow
Exhaust Systems are recommended for applications
running between 450 to 550 horsepower. 6” Rapid
Flow Exhaust Systems are recommended for applica-
tions over 550hp.
Exhaust Rattle Exhaust Sounds
Either one of the clamps is not tight or the exhaust is
coming in contact with the chasis or body. Adjust the
exhaust to ensure that no contact is made.
Exhaust is too loud Exhaust Sounds
If your exhaust seems too loud, Bully Dog can sell
you another muffler which will allow you to double
stack mufflers. This extra muffler would take place of
one of the straight pipes included with this system.
This is only applicable for aluminized systems.
Part # 185011 for the aluminized
Exhaust is not loud
enough
Exhaust Sounds
If your exhaust is too quiet (and is being used ex-
clusively for off-road use) you can purchase another
staight pipe to replace your muffler.
This is only applicable for aluminized systems.
Part # 185017 for the aluminized
No Hanger D
Location on the
Vehicle
Hangers
On older model trucks ’94-’96 there is no place on
the truck to hang Hanger D. If this is the case, use
the two extra clamps in place of Hanger D. If you call
tech support they can send you a hanger tab that
will allow you to secure it to the vehicle or you can
weld it.