1991 Dodge W350 Cummins straight pipe and new flatbed

finally dumped that heavy old utility bed in exchange for a flat bed. you wont see much of it here, because the point of the video is the straight pipe :D
its actually been on it for a while now, i just havent posted a video yet (ya im kinda lazy).
i know in the middle of it i yelled for my dad to "rev it" but apparently he didnt hear me. aw well.
after being "out" for a long while now, this beast is finally ready for another off road trip coming in july where you'll catch more wheelin and strait pipe action on the trails! hopefully many videos of that to come.......

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Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• 1991
• 1992
• 1993
• dodge
• w350
• cummins
• 4x4
• 4wd
• 5.9
• 6bt
• straight
• pipe
• new
• flatbed
• off
• road
• wheeling

[hangmandude2009]

is that truck 4WD?

[camraguy93]

@hangmandude2009 you bet its 4WD. heres a little tidbit for ya: W350/250 = 4x4 D350/250 = 2wd. so W is 4wd D is 2wd.

[hangmandude2009]

@camraguy93 thanks, i didnt know that, does ur truck have a dump box? my dad has a 94 Dodge Ram 150 Custom and he put his own custom dump box on it and its sweet! here soon were puttin a 400 big block in it!

[camraguy93]

@hangmandude2009 naw no dump box. i think it'd be really cool if it was, but it would've taken a lot more work and money when we built that flat bed to make it a dump.

[50sChevyKING]

whats the name of that gold color

[camraguy93]

i dunno, its whatever gold dodge offered in 1991

[feveree40]

love the truck! Looking to put a flatbed on my 90 cummins. How wide is the bed you have on this truck? thanks

[camraguy93]

well it requires welding and an exhaust guy to make you some parts. basically the pipe you see in the video is just an extension clamped on to the stock exhaust, where the stock muffler-back portion was clamped on. u also need to weld on exhaust hangers

[454sskilla]

hey how hard was it to make this. i wana do the same thing to my 95 cummins

[camraguy93]

well its not mine, its my dad's...i wish it was mine!

yep 4x4 is the only way to go, my dad never buys a truck unless its got it, cuz we really use it! the truck's not even lifted and has seen more dirt and rocks than you're average lifted truck.