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    one 10' stick of 3 inch pvc, 2 90's, 1 tee. 2 3inch rubber couplers.
    The hard part is that the exhaust ports are 2 3/4 inch while the pipe is 3 inch. My work around was to pad the exhaust ports with some tubing from a duramax engine. I think it was from the turbo. at any rate it padded it out to the right diameter. To do the center outlet i just heated the pipe up over a turkey fryer burner then placed it between 2 pieces of plywood and closed it like a book. then cut the desired angle with a chop saw.
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    I still haven't had time to make a correct bracket for it......Might be a winter project.
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    Will be trying out my new exhaust this weekend.
    Underwater exhaust done.jpg

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kma4444 View Post
    Will be trying out my new exhaust this weekend.
    Underwater exhaust done.jpg
    Looks interesting. is that by the FAE company, or did you have an exhaust shop do it?
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    I made it. I had done some stainless pipes for it and used them as a starting point. They looked nice but didn't change the sound much. SO I cut them up and ordered a 5" 90 degree bend and made the downpipe. I made the bracket that's attached to the swim deck to brace it but after seeing the brilliant PVC one here I'm not so sure it was needed. I didn't bother with polishing it yet as I want to try it first and then the drudgery of polishing it up. The downpipe should polish like the rest of it.

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    Is it going to interfere with your transom LED at all you think?
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    That is possible, the front pipes are pretty polished so maybe they will reflect interestingly!!! Hadn't thought of that but having to get them up to clear the trim plate actuator sort of left me with limited options. We don't get out much at night which is a shame, we haven't even had a chance to turn on the LEDs this season. Have to find some time to this weekend just to see.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kma4444 View Post
    Will be trying out my new exhaust this weekend.
    Underwater exhaust done.jpg
    That's badass and exactly what i would have done if i had a metal shop.
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    Thanks, I'm hoping we will like it. Here's a couple more pics
    Underwater exhaust done 2.jpg
    Underwater exhaust stay.jpg

    Kevin Allen

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kma4444 View Post
    Thanks, I'm hoping we will like it. Here's a couple more pics
    Underwater exhaust done 2.jpg
    Underwater exhaust stay.jpg
    Wow, that is some very impressive fab work.
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