downpipe

[Kent94]

If you wanna put the dpf back on with a aftermarket Dp you will need to get a reducer and just use band clamps, cut the flange off the dpf and hook it up that way

The 2nd part of the down pipe is super long tho. Nothing would look right. Wish j noticed it before I put everything together.

 

[Tyler@Street Diesel Performance]

If you wanna put the dpf back on with a aftermarket Dp you will need to get a reducer and just use band clamps, cut the flange off the dpf and hook it up that way

Not exactly our DP allows you to bold stock DPF back up using factory ball and socket style connection

 

[Kent94]

Not exactly our DP allows you to bold stock DPF back up using factory ball and socket style connection

I wish I had bought your down pipe! but with the flo pro exhaust I have now I don't think it'll work.

 

[Stroked777]

Not exactly our DP allows you to bold stock DPF back up using factory ball and socket style connection

i was referring to the flo pro one i got, i i believe someone else mentioned about having a flo pro

 

[08twinturbo]

You can get the flow pro kits either way. One Includes the dp with no flange just slip joints. The other is a downpipe back kit with flange and you purchase the downpipe separate which comes with the flange as well. Personally if you don't have to change dpf/cat for emissions. The slip fit downpipe with no flange looks clean.

 

[Kent94]

You can get the flow pro kits either way. One Includes the dp with no flange just slip joints. The other is a downpipe back kit with flange and you purchase the downpipe separate which comes with the flange as well. Personally if you don't have to change dpf/cat for emissions. The slip fit downpipe with no flange looks clean.

Yes it does look clean but when I need warranty work it'll bite me in the ass. Might end up selling my pipe I have now for a dp back then order a downpipe so I can switch out for warranty. If anyone intrested let me know. Not in a rush to sell but probably will be putting it up sometime soon.