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I would be more inclined to cut it after the axle when the pipe starts to point down after the hump in the pipe to clear the axle. should still be pretty hidden and I'd think there's alot less chance of exhaust fumes entering the cabin versus just having it dump right after the muffler without plumbing the pipe out from under the truck.
Or maybe just cut off the tailpipe where it starts to flare out for the exit, I think it does that, dont really remember how the factory setup is bent tho
id cut it flush with the hanger! so if your looking at this pic..
just to the left of the hanger
and u shouldnt need to spend money on a tip,
but what i did to the HOE92's hoe is cut the pipe about 4-6 after the muffler and
did turn downs, and you cant smell fumes
and he smashes with the windows down all the time.
clean took my truck to work one day and one of his coworkers asked what kind of exhaust I had because it sounded perfect.. it has the slightest rumble at idle and if you take off slow but still as quiet as stock at cruising speeds
I actually noticed an immediate difference in performance as well just because you are taking away all the turns and twists for it to exit out under the bumper
and shops shouldn't charge more than $30-$50 to weld on turn downs if you already cut the pipe
...last thing.. don't cut the hangers.. they come off. just held on by rubber boots