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Old 11-10-2009, 02:50 PM
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anyone run one of these...know how they fit...how they tuck..how they sound....can NOT find any info...the few i have found dont have pics or anyhting...so post up what u know...finally got my tranny lined out and ready to pull the trigger on exhaust...
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Had the Jegs 3" X on my car for a couple yrs... Fitment was great, but alot of that depends on how good your exhaust shop is... It was however pretty raspy & that was with full sized Mac flowpath mufflers... Cut it out and replaced with an H pipe.. Sounds alot better, no difference in performance and no more rasp.
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Originally Posted by MM98
Had the Jegs 3" X on my car for a couple yrs... Fitment was great, but alot of that depends on how good your exhaust shop is... It was however pretty raspy & that was with full sized Mac flowpath mufflers... Cut it out and replaced with an H pipe.. Sounds alot better, no difference in performance and no more rasp.
thanx ALOT bro...anyone with pics of how they tuck? im worried bout them spread out to far and not tuck up like the TSP system
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The Jeg's X-pipe comes in 5 pieces, the main "X" and 4 legs that are bent "about" 45° and have one leg a few inches longer than the other. If you can't that to fit... Here's a pic of the Jeg's setup in my Mav.
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Summit X pipe here. Fab needed to make it work. Its a generic kit.
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Originally Posted by 01ssreda4
Summit X pipe here. Fab needed to make it work. Its a generic kit.
generic meaning? does it tuck pretty decently well?
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It seems to me its made for a truck or something. It will tuck if you make it tuck. Its not a direct bolt in kit by any means.
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I used a summit one to build my exhaust plus a 3" u bend and a little extra pipe, it tucks real nice but that is because I made it tuck. It's far from a bolt on kit.



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