2019-2020 Dual Exhaust

Whiz · March 5, 2020

I opted for the LT over the Trail Boss, and did not get the dual exhaust.

Am trying to find an exhaust manufacturer; stainless steel 3" who makes a split pipe setup out of the muffler. I love the sound presently, and simply want something that works and looks like a dual mode. Yes, I realize it would not be a "true" dual system, but I don't need that.

I recently ordered a split 3" adapter, some 45's, and 90's and was going to make my own. And, from the looks of things, I may just have to.

I have a pretty good shop here on my property, but would really prefer a complete mandrel setup. I also like the OEM side exit on the rig right now.

Any ideas or positive suggestion(s) would be greatly appreciated.

Texasdeere · March 11, 2020

You may have to do it yourself or find a shop to fab up your tail pipes. I'm not seeing anyone but GM Performance that splits after the muffler and while it may line up to your OE muffler you'd still have to buy the whole system just for the tail pipes.

Maybe get with your Dealer and see if they have a stock dual system "take off" probably bound for the dumpster anyway. It will still have to be modified because of your rear bumper but a lot cheaper and easier in the end. The 6.2 system might have the bigger pipe size you want too.

Edited March 11, 2020 by Texasdeere

Whiz · March 11, 2020

Thanks for responding and your comments are what I've been considering.

Biggest obstacle is the 2 3/4" OEM pipe. It has been difficult to find a stainless steel dual system with side exit in this size.

If I could find one, I would have the local shop make the dual split piece and then scavenge the new system. I'm not reluctant to spend $500 or so to get what I want. Unfortunately, I am not finding much out there. I've not sized the 6.2 pipe, but have to think it is at least 2 3/4", but probably larger.

Am going to talk to the dealer to see if they ever get any Trail Boss type take-offs. Great suggestion.

Again, appreciate your comments.

JW