What makes a good merge?
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What makes a good merge?
Hey all Im going to get a set of true duals made soon (Catted 3in H pipe into flowmaster single chambers dumped at the axel) and in order to get the most out of the new setup I need to know what are the qualities of a good merge collector?
I was thinking of getting this from summit....
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...-15921&FROM=MG
Looks like a nice H but honestly I dont know what to look for.
I was thinking of getting this from summit....
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...-15921&FROM=MG
Looks like a nice H but honestly I dont know what to look for.
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I used this Click here w/ 1-chamber flows and am very happy with it! HOWEVER, I built my own dual exhaust so I could get it to tuck properly. Believe it or not, that merge made the sound so much better than the standard run-of-the-mill x-pipe I had on there before (with the same mufflers).
For the price and ease of installation, the one you posted should work just fine.
For the price and ease of installation, the one you posted should work just fine.
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Yeah, I wasn't all that happy with the x-pipe sound. That merge that I posted smoothed out the sound, and made it cleaner and a lot deeper. However like I said, its not cheap or easy to fit, but well worth it. A regular h-pipe should work just fine and will sound great. You'll love it!! Good luck!