Here are my questions
1. Can I install straight pipes on my truck without removing the catalytic converter? I know that straight pipes are illegal, but I am more concerned about not removing the catalytic converter.
2. Almost every time I start up my truck in the morning it squeals. I know it is the belt because when I spray WD-40 on the belt, the squealing dies down, but now that it is colder in the morning, the squealing will not stop. My mom's truck and my dad's JEEP do not have this problem. What can I do to permanently stop the squealing?
3. My final question is about mudding with my truck. I am going to get a 6" lift and 35" mud tires, but I have had problems with my truck every time I go mudding. I do not like cleaning my truck off after mudding because I like the appearance the mud gives my truck. However should I be cleaning my suspension frequently and how do I go about doing that?
PLEASE ANSWER ALL THREE QUESTIONS!
1. Can I install straight pipes on my truck without removing the catalytic converter? I know that straight pipes are illegal, but I am more concerned about not removing the catalytic converter.
2. Almost every time I start up my truck in the morning it squeals. I know it is the belt because when I spray WD-40 on the belt, the squealing dies down, but now that it is colder in the morning, the squealing will not stop. My mom's truck and my dad's JEEP do not have this problem. What can I do to permanently stop the squealing?
3. My final question is about mudding with my truck. I am going to get a 6" lift and 35" mud tires, but I have had problems with my truck every time I go mudding. I do not like cleaning my truck off after mudding because I like the appearance the mud gives my truck. However should I be cleaning my suspension frequently and how do I go about doing that?
PLEASE ANSWER ALL THREE QUESTIONS!
