Does anybody make a 2 1/4" exhaust for A body?

[Detroit Iron]

TTI makes great products, but the smallest diameter they make is 2 1/2", which is not needed in a stock to mild performance situation. Ya'll have to agree with me on that.

Does anybody know of a company that makes a 2 1/4" exhaust for A body Mopars?

 

[Detroit Iron]

I'm looking at their site now. I think this is the ticket. Any others?

 

[4mulas]

The difference is minimal. Not like you’ll kill the performance with a 2.5" system. Why not just put that on? It wouldn’t be like putting dual 4" on it. Now that might kill performance…. Lol

Otherwise I’m sure a muffler shop can twist up some 2.25" if that’s what toyed dead set on.

I think the ‘accurate’ system is also 2.25"

 

[MidnightSwinger]

If I told you I skated with Alva and Adams, would you believe me ? Look no further.

That would be very cool if it’s true, I was a valley kid that spent a lot of time in Dogtown and those dudes are hero’s.

 

[Kendog 170]

Maybe Summit?

 

[lemondana]

TTI's are mandrel bent And Accurate is not. If that makes any difference. I just installed my 3rd TTI system, I'll never buy anything else.

 

[66Valiant528]

I wouldn't worry about the front pipe diameter (unless there is a clearance issue) the stock tailpipes will be smaller and still be adequate. The factory ran smaller tail pipes because it works.

 

[RustyRatRod]

Never understood this thinking. It's a difference of an 1/8" radius. Go 2.5 and don't look back.

 

[mad dog]

check Dons custom exhaust, hes at Carlisle every year

 

[Mike69cuda]

Waldron is about half the price of accurate

 

[Detroit Iron]

Waldron

Thank you!!! Looks like a winner!