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Upper/Lower/one piece exhaust pipe

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I need to buy the lower exhaust pipe. I have seen a "one piece" pipe advertised by our friendly vendors....is this a replacement for the upper/lower pipe that was original? Is there any advantage to it?

I'm only missing the lower pipe and a couple of gaskets to complete the exhaust system.
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To my re-collection, there are 4 pc's The first at the manifold that has the swivel nut/bolt, the next pc. goes to the muffler, it has a ninety and a little kink in it, then a short straight pc, w/ another ninety to the tip, I think that's right, four plus the muffler?

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That's correct, Bruce. But I have seen a "one piece" pipe advertised for $80 and was wondering if it replaced the first two sections ahead of the muffler.

Did the 37 use the tip extension as well as the 43?
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The price sounds right, I think that is how that particular piece of pipe is available. I got mine from John @ Mid-West.
The tip itself is only about 8 inches.
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refit1701 wrote:That's correct, Bruce. But I have seen a "one piece" pipe advertised for $80 and was wondering if it replaced the first two sections ahead of the muffler.

Did the 37 use the tip extension as well as the 43?
Yes, that is correct. The one piece pipe is a direct replacement for the two piece exhaust pipes ahead of the muffler. I also got mine from Mid west Mil.
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Great. I'll have to pick one up then. My wife and kids will appreciate not hearing the loud engine noise in the garage!
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I've seen several that run w/o the short exhaust tip, in order to save time whenever they mount the fording exhaust pipe.
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Cal_Gary wrote:I've seen several that run w/o the short exhaust tip, in order to save time whenever they mount the fording exhaust pipe.
Gary
This probably explains why I haven't seen many trucks with the tip installed. Most guys want that fording kit.
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1962 M151 Ford Production, on the rotisserie now
1953 USMC M37 w/w -in storage
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1968 M101A1 Trailer
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