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Old 08-27-2012, 12:47 PM
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Just currious if anyone has used one of these on a fbody,and if it fit without modification.
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if your talking about the x pipe kit that comes with x pipe and four bent pieces they will fit but require a little modifying you have to add a piece of pipe to the pass side and on the driver side you have to add another bent piece to connect to the headers its what im using on my car to do true duals and for the price you cant beat it for how little you have to do to get it to fit
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do you got a pic of it you could send me so i can see it? im thinking of going this route
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A universal x pipe will not fit without extensive modifications. I've used a ton of the Summit versions. For maximum ground clearance you need to follow factory Y pipe routing as close as possible.
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The Jegs universal X pipe kit is a bad choice. If you want try to use a universal kit start with this. But still will need a least couple custom bends to complete. http://www.jegs.com/i/Flowmaster/389/815937/10002/-1
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well i think im just gonna go with a tsp true dual. less headache,thanks guys
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i wish i had some pics of mine it looks like tsp true duals i copied it as close as i could but the jegs kit is a good choice i have as much ground clearance as a tsp true dual kit and i have around 275 in mine that includes the x pipe kit dynomax bullet mufflers stainless band clamps hangers turn downs and labor at muffler shop



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