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05-27-2009, 14:11
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Sergeant
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Yardville/NJ
Posts: 62
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Installing new M52 Exhaust pipe
Folks,
Installed all new exhaust system (from header to tail pipe) on a 1957 M52 gas engine. Had bought all the parts from memphis equipment ( thanks Roy !) and had the time to do it. The old system had 1 bolt missing in the header , and the tail pipe past the muffler was rusted off, and hanging on the braket attached to the rear fender. Removal went quick- once we started cutting the old rusted bolts. We had drill out the 4 studs from the exhaust manifold, as they where rusted in place. Once drilled out, they got repalced by new grade 8 hardware ( Nut, bolt, washer). The rest of the system went in quick. Nice to work under a 5 ton and be able to sit up when bolting the muffler!
Here is the issue - The new pipe that goes from the back of the muffler and bolts in front of the rear fender does not fit. It is supposed to direct the exhaust out to the passenger side of the truck. It could be the new muffler is differant (see pics below) or the bend in the pipe is wrong? We just installed the tailpipe off the muffler and now it directs the exhaust down about straight with the front of the two rear tires. Anyone see any issue with doing it this way?
If anyone has done this on a 5 ton gasser let me know how yours worked out?
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05-27-2009, 14:30
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2 Star General
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Warsaw, Indiana
Posts: 638
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I have not had to install a set, so I cannot comment that way. Looking at the pictures, about everything looks longer. Is it possible the set was for a long wheelbase truck? We exhaust many trucks down toward the ground from the muffler with no problems, just so it is not blowing on the rear axle, creating a lot of heat in it. The only thing is if you drive on a lot of dusty roads or lanes, it will kick up a lot of dust.
Regards Marti
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Warsaw, Indiana
3 M-880 Pickups
2 M-200 Trailers
3 M-105 Trailers
2 M35A2 Deuces
1 M-139 5 Ton Bridge Truck
1 M-543A2 5 Ton Wrecker
2 M-51A2 5 Ton Dump Trucks
1 M-52A2 5 Ton Tractor
3 M-135/ M-211 Deuces
1 IHC T-9 SeaBees Dozer
1 M-313 Shop Van
1 M-689 Shelter Dolly Set
1 M-715 1964 Jeep
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05-27-2009, 14:50
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4 Star General
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Delta Junction, Alaska
Posts: 1,249
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Hope you put "Never Sieze" on that grade 8 hardware. Then maybe they won't have to be drilled out the next time.
Lee in Alaska
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05-27-2009, 19:30
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General
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: NH
Posts: 562
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We installed a full 4" Walker big truck muffler on the M139 and just used a 4" down turn pipe directly out the back. It does kick up a lot of dust, but that is what the water spray heads are for. Also, going down the road, from a chase car it looks like we have a jet turbine under the tank!! Lots and lots of heat and part burnt gas.
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