True dual exhaust guys running magnaflow mufflers, can you come on in here?
05-24-2010, 06:42 AM
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You can run without an X or H...But I would try and match the length of the pipes...
What I mean is that the short side (pass side) should exit on the drivers side and vica versa. That would give both banks as close to equal length paths as possible.
I would run an H-pipe personally...It will actually lower the tone and free up the some lost ponies of the true duals.
What I mean is that the short side (pass side) should exit on the drivers side and vica versa. That would give both banks as close to equal length paths as possible.
I would run an H-pipe personally...It will actually lower the tone and free up the some lost ponies of the true duals.
05-24-2010, 08:04 AM
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You can run without an X or H...But I would try and match the length of the pipes...
What I mean is that the short side (pass side) should exit on the drivers side and vica versa. That would give both banks as close to equal length paths as possible.
I would run an H-pipe personally...It will actually lower the tone and free up the some lost ponies of the true duals.
What I mean is that the short side (pass side) should exit on the drivers side and vica versa. That would give both banks as close to equal length paths as possible.
I would run an H-pipe personally...It will actually lower the tone and free up the some lost ponies of the true duals.
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