intermediate pipe general exhaust ?s

[bizarro302]

I recently purchased a 94 b3000 2wd 5spd as a winter beater and just to have a truck. Got it for $200 and a case of microbrew Anyway I took it in for a state inspection and it needs a catback, one tire, and a sway bar link.

I'm trying to figure out if the intermediate pipe is the same length for all wheelbases? The truck is a reg cab, and I believe a shortbed. Someone put a snowmobile trailer body on it as a bed so it's hard to tell.

From what I've been able to find it's going to be cheaper to buy the intermediate pipe, muffler, and tailpipe separately as opposed to a cat back setup. I have a lift and a welder so I'm just going to dyi it. Any help/ suggestions for cheap decent parts to use would be greatly appreciated.

 

[bizarro302]

OK....rockauto pretty much answered my question. They have 3 different lengths. Now my question is how do i figure out if this truck is 108 114 inch wheelbase? Do I measure from center of each hub?

Assuming it's a short bed and i got the factory replacement tailpipe and intermediate pipe from walker what length muffler would I need? I'm thinking of going with a glass pack since they are cheap. Anyone ever heard one on a 3.0? If it sounds ricey I will spend a few extra bucks.

The tailpipe and intermediate is only $63 shipped. I'd like to stay under $130. This would be with 2" pipe.

 

[AllanD]

The wheelbase is marked on the door sticker..

if the Driver's door is original and not painted over...

 

[alwaysFlOoReD]

Wheel base is measured wheel center to wheel center.

 

[kunar]

Regular cab short bed would be the 108” you mentioned, regular cab long bed is 114” and an extended cab short bed is 125" iirc.

 

[bizarro302]

Thanks a lot! Made my life a lot easier in this new england cold. I would've assumed it was a SB and ordered the 108" one, but according to the sticker in the door jamb the # 114 under the letters "wb" lead me to believe she's a long bed. The pipe for the 114" wheelbase is $4 bucks cheaper too!