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Old 03-19-2010, 11:35 AM
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if I use a dual in dual out magnaflow would I need a X pipe still?
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I'm pretty sure that most of the Magnaflow Dual in/out mufflers have an x-pipe built in so adding another one would probably not be needed. I considered running one of those mufflers a while back but haven't yet.
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ive got one id consider selling if your interested that has the built in x-pipe. 18" case and 2.5" di/do. im wanting to go back with 2 single mufflers because i already have an x-pipe installed.
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all of them have built in x pipes
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