Exhaust Pipes & Tubing

Pipe, Tubing and Tip Extensions

This is the plumbing between the components: straight pipe, bends, tubing, and the extensions that carry a tip further out past the body. Most of the page comes from Borla and MagnaFlow Exhaust Products, with a handful of pieces from Rough Country, Fabtech, Skyjacker, JKS and Rugged Ridge.

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Exhaust work fails at the fit, not at the part. Diameter, length and the shape of a bend decide whether a section drops in or turns into an afternoon of persuasion, so measure what is already on the truck before you order anything.

Extensions are the simplest item on the page and the one most people come looking for. They carry the tip further back, which keeps exhaust off a bumper, a hitch-mounted carrier or the front of a camper, and moves soot away from paint.

Borla and MagnaFlow list pipe and tubing in the sizes their own systems use, so if you are adding to or repairing one of those, start in that brand's listings. Installation is available at our stores if you would rather not spend the afternoon under the truck.

Common Questions

What is an exhaust extension for?

It moves the tailpipe exit further back. People add one when a hitch carrier, a trailer tongue, a camper or a bumper sits in the path of the factory tip, or when soot keeps staining the back of the truck. It is a small part that solves an irritating problem without touching the rest of the system.

How do I know what size pipe I need?

Measure the outside diameter of the pipe you are connecting to, and note whether the new piece needs to slip over it or inside it. Exhaust sizing is unforgiving, and a quarter inch off means nothing clamps up. If you are extending an existing Borla or MagnaFlow system, staying inside that brand's parts saves guesswork.

Can H&H install exhaust parts?

Yes, professional installation is available at every H&H Truck & Outdoor store. Exhaust work is far easier on a lift than on your back in a driveway, and a shop will spot a rusted hanger or a leaking flange while the truck is already up in the air.