texas speed rumbler true dual
08-22-2012, 11:00 PM
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texas speed rumbler true dual Does this set up dump before the axle? Looks like it does. What are good headers to run with this set up? Also how hard is the install? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
08-26-2012, 10:35 AM
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Yes it dumps before the axel. You can install with the car on stands. Its beter on a lift. It needs welding. TSP's long tubes would be good. Pace setter, Kooks any header really will work. You may have to buy a reducer depending on the collector size. I,ve had my sytem for years no complaints.
08-28-2012, 12:09 AM
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Mine is welded but i'm pretty sure they give you all the clamps you need.
Are you worried about it being to loud? my car is loud outside but completely liveable inside.
With my cam at a traffic light the sound gets nearly lost in the buzz of the city. I would try and find someone with a true dual set-up and see if you can ride in it.
As far as the dynamat. There might be better stuff out there, I don't know, but at the old shop I used to work at, I put dynamat in a fbody, in the doors and floorboard and honestly didn't think it made a load of difference. Others say it makes a huge difference but I couldn't tell one bit.
Are you worried about it being to loud? my car is loud outside but completely liveable inside.
With my cam at a traffic light the sound gets nearly lost in the buzz of the city. I would try and find someone with a true dual set-up and see if you can ride in it.
As far as the dynamat. There might be better stuff out there, I don't know, but at the old shop I used to work at, I put dynamat in a fbody, in the doors and floorboard and honestly didn't think it made a load of difference. Others say it makes a huge difference but I couldn't tell one bit.
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08-28-2012, 04:12 AM
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No im not worried about being loud really but 1lejohn said it was too loud in the car. idk if its cause of his mods or he dont like it that loud. right now im running with just stock manifolds cats and a y nothing else after the y and its not too loud. lot quieter than i thought actually.
