The True Duals From ebay????
02-09-2006, 09:36 AM
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"Ends are expanded so they slip onto ALL LS1 long tube headers with 3in collectors."
Right....
I would also chose to go with one of our sponsors over the Ebay duals. Plus, I am not familiar with many '02 M6's that dyno 276hp and have a stock torque curve that looks like that.
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I would also chose to go with one of our sponsors over the Ebay duals. Plus, I am not familiar with many '02 M6's that dyno 276hp and have a stock torque curve that looks like that.
02-09-2006, 09:38 AM
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i bought one of thier 2.5in kits, test fitted it on my camaro in storage and tucks up good. havent heard it yet or put it on for good but i will once it gets warm. il let you know how they do
02-09-2006, 10:58 AM
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like orangeapeel said...you get what you pay for. I couldn't be happier with my TSP duals. www.texas-speed.com
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02-09-2006, 01:34 PM
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I wouldnt strongly suggest against it. I purchased their 3" dynomax system and I was greatly disappointed. At the collectors, I can't get the pipes to stop leaking. Tried uclamps, bandclamps, nothing seems to work. Worst part was, I have seen popcorn that looked better then this guys welding. The X-pipe he pictured was the only good weld, everything else was horrible. I had to re-weld the entire thing, and best part is right when I hit each part with heat, it fell apart!
02-09-2006, 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by BlutVonSchwachen
I wouldnt strongly suggest against it. I purchased their 3" dynomax system and I was greatly disappointed. At the collectors, I can't get the pipes to stop leaking. Tried uclamps, bandclamps, nothing seems to work. Worst part was, I have seen popcorn that looked better then this guys welding. The X-pipe he pictured was the only good weld, everything else was horrible. I had to re-weld the entire thing, and best part is right when I hit each part with heat, it fell apart!
02-09-2006, 07:57 PM
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Originally Posted by orangeapeel
All I will say is that you get what you pay for.
02-10-2006, 09:01 AM
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$220 winning bid - wow.. That's less than my cost on parts alone... Looks like the builder is still learning to weld too.
Not a bad deal though as long as it fits and holds up. They won't last long at those prices though.
Not a bad deal though as long as it fits and holds up. They won't last long at those prices though.
