I don't remember experiencing that - for a week or so, I only ran the
pipe aft of the cat - no muffler at all. As far as I can remember, idle
rpm's were the same. Sure did drop the low rpm torque though. Replacing
the muffler with pipe and letting the exhaust exit fom the normal
location is perfect (for me) - cheap, and I like the sound. Too bad I'll
have to throw the muffler on for a day to get her inspected in June of
'99.
Tate
>----------
>From: Dan Myers[SMTP:waterfn@pacbell.net]
>Reply To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
>Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 1998 9:00 PM
>To: Dakota
>Subject: DML: Exhaust problem
>
>I got a question maybe someone has an answer for. why would shorting
>your exhaust pipe make your truck idle higher for about 5 minutes then
>settle down to its normal. I remember someone is running their exhaust
>right to the axel,did you have this problem? Thanks for help Dan
>
>
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