Full exhaust

Hello all. Been searching and not having much luck.
Looking for a full exhaust system on my 2000 SR5.
I found dirty deeds website but thought there was another here with more options and selections ?

also, what's the best online source for rims and tires??

 

What kind of rims and tires are you looking for and where are you located?

 

I saw someone selling a 4 set of 6-lug wheels off a new Bronco, like new condition, for only $150 on my local Craigslist. Wish I did it. Supposedly they fit our trucks(someone correct me if I'm wrong, haven't seen it done yet). Check Craigslist.
For tires I always go Discount Tire. Fantastic customer service. Gotten tires replaced for free before with their protection plan. Where I live there are a lot of screws/nails/staples on the roads.

 

something a little bigger than stock and more aggressive tread.

in Northern KY.

 

If you don't want to deal with it, TireRack has solid pricing and has acquired Discount Tire as of 2022, making order-online-install-onsite easier.

I'd consider finding some 17" wheels on there you like, then selecting an A/T tire you like the tread/specs on. 275/70r17 is the next step up from stock for the later-year models, and will get you an inch taller tire with no added width. It shouldn't rub on stock suspension.

I'd stick with a C-rated tire (load rating) unless you're towing heavy shit, hauling heavy shit, or rock crawling strictly for comfort's sake.

For wheels, pick something with 6x5.5 / 6x139.7 lug pattern. Anything with 4.5" - 5" backspacing will suffice if you stay in the width range of 7" - 9"

 

Always appreciate you sir!!

 

Most aftermarket exhausts for our trucks will be axle back or resonator back. JBA, Borla, and Banks are this style.

Only complete exhaust system I know of is Dirty Deeds. Get you some long tubes, cats, and duals for serious power gains. All of that is available from them.

The stock exhaust on our trucks is very free flowing and changing exhausts doesn't do anything for power, just more noise.

Would be cheaper and easier to just remove the resonator after the Y and put in a straight pipe, leaving the rest stock.