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Step 1
Look for a company that specializes in heavy duty truck mufflers. Try United Muffler or Donaldson. Both these companies specialize in making mufflers designed to withstand the perils of your undercarriage.
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Step 2
Search United Muffler and Donaldson spec catalogs to determine the best suited truck muffler for the job. Take note of prices and compare spec sheets so you know what you're getting for your cash. Factor shipping costs into the price and check the return policy before ordering.
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Step 3
Decide on the material that's best suited for your truck's job. You shouldn't install a premium stainless muffler on your work truck, especially if your job is on a construction site. Aluminized steel is the most popular option for heavy duty truck mufflers.
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Step 4
Go custom if the truck application requires it. If you are crushing cars in the Monster Truck Rally, having a custom-made, heavy duty muffler and specially designed hangers is a must.
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Step 5
Consider installing flex tubing. This gives longer life to a heavy duty muffler by keeping it attached to your exhaust system. Get heavy duty elbows, connectors, clamps and reducers. Get a heavy duty stack pipe or tail pipe as well.






