just a bit curious
xrtdx8
06-13-2007, 12:23 PM
i work at a car audio shop, we just had a 2007 or 2008 "new body style" 2500 HD in and I noticed the tail pipe of the exhaust just wacky. The first part tapers down kinda small and then another peice of pipe is over that but not sealed tight just held on by 3 rods so there a big open space around where the two pipes "meet" and then the back end up the pipe is flared out.
Us over here are just puzzled why there would be any need for this.
So if anyones knows that would be excellent thnaks
Us over here are just puzzled why there would be any need for this.
So if anyones knows that would be excellent thnaks
J-Ri
06-13-2007, 03:32 PM
A picture would help here :)
It's probably just one of those high dollar but worthless aftermarket things
It's probably just one of those high dollar but worthless aftermarket things
HanibalTheCannibal
06-13-2007, 05:59 PM
Heat Shield?
xrtdx8
06-13-2007, 06:44 PM
Heat Shield?
no, pretty sure its nothing like that. Wish i got a picture of it
no, pretty sure its nothing like that. Wish i got a picture of it
xrtdx8
06-13-2007, 06:45 PM
A picture would help here :)
It's probably just one of those high dollar but worthless aftermarket things
deffinetly not aftermarket, its factory truck was straight from the dealer, not even preped yet.
It's probably just one of those high dollar but worthless aftermarket things
deffinetly not aftermarket, its factory truck was straight from the dealer, not even preped yet.
xrtdx8
06-13-2007, 06:55 PM
http://www.chevrolet.com/silverado/photogallery/
the last picture you can see how the tail pipe is flared on both ends what you can't really see is at the front side where the lighter silver stops thats where the other pipe goes in but with out making contact with it except via a few rods.
Go to your local chevy dealership and see if they have a 2500hd diesel, prolly also 3500 diesel, and look at the pipe the ish is wacked
the last picture you can see how the tail pipe is flared on both ends what you can't really see is at the front side where the lighter silver stops thats where the other pipe goes in but with out making contact with it except via a few rods.
Go to your local chevy dealership and see if they have a 2500hd diesel, prolly also 3500 diesel, and look at the pipe the ish is wacked
chuck16
06-14-2007, 11:55 AM
You know I saw one of these on a new truck the other day and wondered WTF?
It looked bizarre, almost like some sort of noise cancel device or added device???
I know what your talking about though. Maybe it's just Chevy's way of making the tailpipe look "cool"
I just think Chevy got the whole Silverado WRONG this time. It looks stupid. I'm not in the market for a Dually but you get the idea with their HD line. Here is a comparison.
http://us.tnpv.net/2006/WKA200609/WKA2006092753201_pv.jpg
If I was shopping for a new truck I can tell your right now that it wouldn't be a Silverado. They just look all wrong to me. I'd probably go for the Sierra instead.
It looked bizarre, almost like some sort of noise cancel device or added device???
I know what your talking about though. Maybe it's just Chevy's way of making the tailpipe look "cool"
I just think Chevy got the whole Silverado WRONG this time. It looks stupid. I'm not in the market for a Dually but you get the idea with their HD line. Here is a comparison.
http://us.tnpv.net/2006/WKA200609/WKA2006092753201_pv.jpg
If I was shopping for a new truck I can tell your right now that it wouldn't be a Silverado. They just look all wrong to me. I'd probably go for the Sierra instead.
xrtdx8
06-14-2007, 12:42 PM
You know I saw one of these on a new truck the other day and wondered WTF?
It looked bizarre, almost like some sort of noise cancel device or added device???
I know what your talking about though. Maybe it's just Chevy's way of making the tailpipe look "cool"
I just think Chevy got the whole Silverado WRONG this time. It looks stupid. I'm not in the market for a Dually but you get the idea with their HD line. Here is a comparison.
If I was shopping for a new truck I can tell your right now that it wouldn't be a Silverado. They just look all wrong to me. I'd probably go for the Sierra instead.
yea "WTF" was my exact thought. Glad some one else saw it so people don't think im crazy. yea i think chevy slacked off a bit on the 2007 line of trucks and suvs. They seem to be cheaply made. And the bumpers big but plastic and if they are chrome you got yourself some big mirrors to check out your shoes.
It looked bizarre, almost like some sort of noise cancel device or added device???
I know what your talking about though. Maybe it's just Chevy's way of making the tailpipe look "cool"
I just think Chevy got the whole Silverado WRONG this time. It looks stupid. I'm not in the market for a Dually but you get the idea with their HD line. Here is a comparison.
If I was shopping for a new truck I can tell your right now that it wouldn't be a Silverado. They just look all wrong to me. I'd probably go for the Sierra instead.
yea "WTF" was my exact thought. Glad some one else saw it so people don't think im crazy. yea i think chevy slacked off a bit on the 2007 line of trucks and suvs. They seem to be cheaply made. And the bumpers big but plastic and if they are chrome you got yourself some big mirrors to check out your shoes.
Sonny01
06-14-2007, 04:22 PM
That's an easy one...as the air passes by the small tubing inside the larger one it picks up speed and helps pull the exhaust out of the tailpipe. It helps exhaust the exhaust :-)
MT-2500
06-14-2007, 04:40 PM
That's an easy one...as the air passes by the small tubing inside the larger one it picks up speed and helps pull the exhaust out of the tailpipe. It helps exhaust the exhaust :-)
Sonny01
You have nailed it. :grinyes:
It is used on some newer ones and some diesel exhaust systems to help get the exhaust out.
If it is removed on the ones that have it OEM they will run like crap without it.
MT
Sonny01
You have nailed it. :grinyes:
It is used on some newer ones and some diesel exhaust systems to help get the exhaust out.
If it is removed on the ones that have it OEM they will run like crap without it.
MT
MT-2500
06-14-2007, 04:41 PM
i work at a car audio shop, we just had a 2007 or 2008 "new body style" 2500 HD in and I noticed the tail pipe of the exhaust just wacky. The first part tapers down kinda small and then another peice of pipe is over that but not sealed tight just held on by 3 rods so there a big open space around where the two pipes "meet" and then the back end up the pipe is flared out.
Us over here are just puzzled why there would be any need for this.
So if anyones knows that would be excellent thnaks
Gas or Diesel engine?
Us over here are just puzzled why there would be any need for this.
So if anyones knows that would be excellent thnaks
Gas or Diesel engine?
xrtdx8
06-14-2007, 06:45 PM
Gas or Diesel engine?
diesel
diesel
1967chevelleSS
06-14-2007, 07:09 PM
yupp i saw one at the dealer not ot long ago and was pretty supprised by the size
MT-2500
06-15-2007, 09:43 AM
diesel
As said it function is to help get the exhaust out and may play a role in back pressure.
I can not explain just how it works but.
If it is removed it will not run right.
MT
As said it function is to help get the exhaust out and may play a role in back pressure.
I can not explain just how it works but.
If it is removed it will not run right.
MT
rjeffery
06-15-2007, 11:47 AM
The 07 and newer diesels are now required by law to run Ultra Low Sulfer Diesel (ULSD) have a particulate filter installed in the exhaust system. The filter traps particulate matter in an effort to lower this type of emmisions. Every 30,000 miles or so, whenever the filter is full/dirty, the system automatically regenerates the filter by increasing the exhaust temperature to burn off the trapped particulate matter. The shape of the exhaust is designed to cool the regen process. Modification of the system may violate these laws, so check before you do any work on the exhaust system.
http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/showthread.php?t=145625&highlight=why+the+goofy+tailpipe
http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/showthread.php?t=145625&highlight=why+the+goofy+tailpipe
xrtdx8
06-15-2007, 01:44 PM
The 07 and newer diesels are now required by law to run Ultra Low Sulfer Diesel (ULSD) have a particulate filter installed in the exhaust system. The filter traps particulate matter in an effort to lower this type of emmisions. Every 30,000 miles or so, whenever the filter is full/dirty, the system automatically regenerates the filter by increasing the exhaust temperature to burn off the trapped particulate matter. The shape of the exhaust is designed to cool the regen process. Modification of the system may violate these laws, so check before you do any work on the exhaust system.
http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/showthread.php?t=145625&highlight=why+the+goofy+tailpipe
well atleast there's some sort of reasoning behind it, maybe one day they figure out away to make it look normal
http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/showthread.php?t=145625&highlight=why+the+goofy+tailpipe
well atleast there's some sort of reasoning behind it, maybe one day they figure out away to make it look normal
silveradoman0574
06-16-2007, 05:06 PM
Yea i noticed the new super duty ford's have that too
BlenderWizard
06-16-2007, 08:40 PM
I just think Chevy got the whole Silverado WRONG this time. It looks stupid. I'm not in the market for a Dually but you get the idea with their HD line. Here is a comparison.
http://us.tnpv.net/2006/WKA200609/WKA2006092753201_pv.jpg
If I was shopping for a new truck I can tell your right now that it wouldn't be a Silverado. They just look all wrong to me. I'd probably go for the Sierra instead.
I completely disagree
http://us.tnpv.net/2006/WKA200609/WKA2006092753201_pv.jpg
If I was shopping for a new truck I can tell your right now that it wouldn't be a Silverado. They just look all wrong to me. I'd probably go for the Sierra instead.
I completely disagree
chuck16
06-17-2007, 03:44 PM
No Offense Blender, but, how can you disagree?
Those big Chrome "Wings" on the corners of the bumper Don't flow with anything! It looks like they just slapped those on at the last minute. Now don't get me wrong everyone is entitled to their own opinion as are you. Hmmmm Maybe I should start a poll?
Those big Chrome "Wings" on the corners of the bumper Don't flow with anything! It looks like they just slapped those on at the last minute. Now don't get me wrong everyone is entitled to their own opinion as are you. Hmmmm Maybe I should start a poll?
xrtdx8
06-18-2007, 12:38 AM
No Offense Blender, but, how can you disagree?
Those big Chrome "Wings" on the corners of the bumper Don't flow with anything! It looks like they just slapped those on at the last minute. Now don't get me wrong everyone is entitled to their own opinion as are you. Hmmmm Maybe I should start a poll?
Ya got one vote for no good on the trucks
hoods are wacked vortec plastic inserts, front bumper is wacked too, inside door panels all plastic showin no fabric at all, even the bed of the truck is a bit wacky the front bulkhead is flimsy as hell and there plastic plugs all in it.
Although the new clearence lights are pretty sweet
Those big Chrome "Wings" on the corners of the bumper Don't flow with anything! It looks like they just slapped those on at the last minute. Now don't get me wrong everyone is entitled to their own opinion as are you. Hmmmm Maybe I should start a poll?
Ya got one vote for no good on the trucks
hoods are wacked vortec plastic inserts, front bumper is wacked too, inside door panels all plastic showin no fabric at all, even the bed of the truck is a bit wacky the front bulkhead is flimsy as hell and there plastic plugs all in it.
Although the new clearence lights are pretty sweet
drjimbo
06-19-2007, 12:09 AM
You know I saw one of these on a new truck the other day and wondered WTF?
It looked bizarre, almost like some sort of noise cancel device or added device???
I know what your talking about though. Maybe it's just Chevy's way of making the tailpipe look "cool"
I just think Chevy got the whole Silverado WRONG this time. It looks stupid. I'm not in the market for a Dually but you get the idea with their HD line. Here is a comparison.
http://us.tnpv.net/2006/WKA200609/WKA2006092753201_pv.jpg
If I was shopping for a new truck I can tell your right now that it wouldn't be a Silverado. They just look all wrong to me. I'd probably go for the Sierra instead.
I just bought a new 2500HD gas (which does not have the fugly tailpipe) and I love the new style both inside and out. The Sierras are alright also but I had to go with the Silverado. To me...this is one of the best looking body styles yet.
It looked bizarre, almost like some sort of noise cancel device or added device???
I know what your talking about though. Maybe it's just Chevy's way of making the tailpipe look "cool"
I just think Chevy got the whole Silverado WRONG this time. It looks stupid. I'm not in the market for a Dually but you get the idea with their HD line. Here is a comparison.
http://us.tnpv.net/2006/WKA200609/WKA2006092753201_pv.jpg
If I was shopping for a new truck I can tell your right now that it wouldn't be a Silverado. They just look all wrong to me. I'd probably go for the Sierra instead.
I just bought a new 2500HD gas (which does not have the fugly tailpipe) and I love the new style both inside and out. The Sierras are alright also but I had to go with the Silverado. To me...this is one of the best looking body styles yet.
Sonny01
06-19-2007, 07:21 AM
I think the wing thing in the front bumper is only on the 3500 Dually and I agree it looks really bad. So, no problem...I just wouldn't buy one...
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