Jay,

Mine had a stock 3.0” necked down to a 2.5” muffler, totally un@cceptable. I took a large (3.5” I think) pipe, shoved it through the cast flange and with a ball pien hammer, formed the pipe fl@nge to fit the tapered flange(easy), so now I have a 3.5” exhaust pipe hooked to stock 4” Cummins muffler(kid reject) so it is quieter now. If you ever have the head off, it will take a .090” reduction.

Ed
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