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Old 01-24-2013, 10:10 AM
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Custom Exhaust - '05 CC

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Hey everyone. Looking for an exhaust for my 05' Frontier LE (4.0L) Crew Cab. Looking for something that will sound throaty, not "tingy". I know that my 6-banger Frontier will not have the same octave as my 5.7L Tundra, but I'm needing something that won't sound like a riced out civic (no-offense or prejudice intended).

Might replace both cats, but only if it WONT make it sound obnoxious. Heads as well.

Was thinking the Banks Monster kit, or might piece together my own. 2.5 Duel 2.5 inlet, 3.0 out.

Budget $1000ish (USD) (Exhaust only)

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Zoom,
I notice you post a lot of the same .gifs or variants of them with no real content or contribution. Kudos.

Now I have the feeling you posted that thinking I did no real reading of the stickied threads. I did. I guess what I'm trying to get across is that I'm looking to piece together a custom CB exhaust.
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Re: Custom Exhaust - '05 CC

I have a Banks exhaust and love it. Sounds deep and throaty, a nice rumble at higher speeds. I would recommend getting that ($550, I think), a CAI, and getting the truck uprev dyno tuned. The exhaust causes a loss of low end torque because the 3" piping is huge for a 4.0L truck, and a dyno tune will get that torque back and much more.

There are sound clips on YouTube, and I have sound clips somewhere in my build thread

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Thanks you FN3, thats the kind of answers I appreciate.
I have an AEM Brute Force CAI, Airaid TB spacer, and an IMS kit in the garage. I'll need to look into the uprev dyno.
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another vote for banks

i love my banks exhaust also. nice deep sound from my v6. i didnt want my truck to sound like a late '90s grand prix. i wanted it to sound like a truck. i love the tip that has 'banks' embossed in it. and that it is welded on, not clamped. i love that the shiny muffler peeks out from under the frame.

fair warning though, i needed to cut the tailpipe behind the rear axle to install my rear shackle lift. it crosses under the leaf spring on my king cab. this might not be the case on a crew cab. maybe someone with a cc can clear this up. even if it does cross and you want a lift, there are other ways besides shackles to gain a few inches.(dosent everyone want 2 more inches?)

an open pipe under the bed might not matter to some people. im going to order some 3" stainless to re-route my exhaust out a little farther back, between the leaf pack and the trailer hitch.
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Thanks you FN3, thats the kind of answers I appreciate.
I have an AEM Brute Force CAI, Airaid TB spacer, and an IMS kit in the garage. I'll need to look into the uprev dyno.
No problem Frotan. Don't mind zoomzoom, he's a bit slow minded and so doesn't think much.

Also, adding LT headers and b-pipes will definitely make it sound more raspy, and very loud and obnoxious. I believe "jhughes" had this set up about a year ago and I asked him about it. He said it was very loud and I think he switched out the exhaust, maybe. My memory is a bit foggy on that. I would definitely look into the uprev dyno tune. It will really wake your truck up and give it life.

Let me know if you have any questions or need sound clips, pictures, etc. Always willing to help.
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Are you thinking about a single outlet in the stock location? On my previous full-size trucks, I always had duals coming out from under the rear bumper. I've seen these on Frontiers and not sure its my taste. As much as I dislike Dodge products, their 1500 Ram rear bumper with the cut-outs from the factory is pretty sick. I've kicked around something similar but don't have a spare bumper to cut up screw with. Probably for the best.
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I won't be lifting it any higher than I have it. Running King 3.0 Remote Res shocks on all four corners with Durun Grabber MTs on Method Racing Rims. I all ready know ill need to chop the exhaust a bit...

Thanks so far, everyone
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