Recent content by Joey D

Yeah I've actually seen yours I believe. I think a friend may have done some photos for you.

Under the fender :poke:

Make no sense hahahaha. It does not enter the cab. There is no smell what so ever in the cab. If for some reason the exhaust wheel came apart and came out the exhaust what the hell would be the difference if it came out my fender exhaust verses a rear exit exhaust? The car next to me gets hit...

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strokin6l - That is the only truck i can find that had a fender exit exhaust and as stated in my previous post it was of a twin turbo/No A/C Setup. so it was basically a straight shot for them to do the exhaust. I have not found one with A/C and a stock location single turbo.

Do you say that to people with hood stacks too? I like to be different and instead of having a rear stack or a hood stack over the rear exit exhaust, I chose to be unique and do a fender exit exhaust.

A little background on the entire situation... I did some research for about a rear now and haven't actually found a actual fender exit exhaust that has been done to a PSD with stock turbo setup and functioning A/C. Only one I've found was of a compound turbo PSD without A/C. So I finally took...

Name is Joey, 22 years old. Located in Panama City, FL. I basically eat, breathe, and crap automotive work. :morons: ASE Master Certified with L1 (Advanced Specialist) Currently doing diesel work at twisted suspension but also specialize in anything performance. Turbo Charged vehicles, Drag...