mr.pitstop
Expert
I have read topics on exhaust donuts until I was passing out and dreaming of cream filled chocolate doughnuts... lol..
So I have an 06 RTX with over 3000 miles... I did not notice any ticking, backfireing, or any symptom of my donuts being shot BUT... From what I have been reading its rare for someone to go more than 3500-4500 miles on one of these sleds without the donuts going and/or the Y pipes cracking.. I have 4 brand new donuts in the garage ready to be installed, I don't want to have down time during the winter so I usually do everything I can to be proactive during the summer... Should I just go ahead and change my donuts right now since I have new ones in the garage and then I won't have to worry about them going 1/2 way through winter next season.... OR... Should I leave well enough alone and maybe mine will be fine???
Im not sure if its better to just leave them if they are working, or replace them while I have the time and the stupid warm weather...
Just looking for everyones input... THANKS GUYS!!

So I have an 06 RTX with over 3000 miles... I did not notice any ticking, backfireing, or any symptom of my donuts being shot BUT... From what I have been reading its rare for someone to go more than 3500-4500 miles on one of these sleds without the donuts going and/or the Y pipes cracking.. I have 4 brand new donuts in the garage ready to be installed, I don't want to have down time during the winter so I usually do everything I can to be proactive during the summer... Should I just go ahead and change my donuts right now since I have new ones in the garage and then I won't have to worry about them going 1/2 way through winter next season.... OR... Should I leave well enough alone and maybe mine will be fine???
Im not sure if its better to just leave them if they are working, or replace them while I have the time and the stupid warm weather...
Just looking for everyones input... THANKS GUYS!!



