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Old 11-22-2008, 09:03 PM
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Originally Posted by gsxr1k2
Not hardly the case. When installed right they fit excellent.
Buddy, I have had and installed a number of these systems. Good fitment is relative. Even with maximum clearance, it is still foreign to the underbody of these cars. It is a good bang for the buck off the shelf true dual system, but my statement holds true. The way to go is custom fabricated 2.5".
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Originally Posted by Full-Force
in that pic the system is upside down from the x back.
ok well how is that pos whin the bullets slide on the x pipe there is no pipe in betwen the x pipe and the mufflers ?

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Originally Posted by Raise
Buddy, I have had and installed a number of these systems. Good fitment is relative. Even with maximum clearance, it is still foreign to the underbody of these cars. It is a good bang for the buck off the shelf true dual system, but my statement holds true. The way to go is custom fabricated 2.5".
i agree after installing these i will see how long they last with the roads around here
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Originally Posted by camaro468
ok well how is that pos whin the bullets slide on the x pipe there is no pipe in betwen the x pipe and the mufflers ?
Im sorry, the x is upside down too. I forgot the x has the little pieces of pipe on one end.

So for the record, just the x is upside down. Sorry for the confusion.
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Originally Posted by camaro468
i agree after installing these i will see how long they last with the roads around here


Besides, 3" is a little overkill on a 346
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Definately spending some extra time with the initial install will help a lot when it comes to clearance. If your not careful you can improperly install the duals & they will hang down way to low. Take you time & set the car up while weight is on the suspension. This will help to give you extra clearance like the car has when it drives down the road.

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thanks all i get right
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Originally Posted by Raise


Besides, 3" is a little overkill on a 346
cheaper then getting 2.5 tds custom made thats why i went with them i bought them used for 200 shops want 500 + to do custom duals




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