Where can I get custom TDs like these in DFW?!?

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Default Where can I get custom TDs like these in DFW?!?

Hey guys,

Does anyone know of an exhaust place in the DFW area that could hook me up with a custom true dual system like this? --> https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...9&page=1&pp=20

That is a freakin' work of art, and I'll trailer my car to freakin' Maryland or wherever this guy is to get it done if I have to... at least, when I have the money. But, I'd like to get it done locally if possible. Whom should I speak with?
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You weren't lying!!
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PM V6BIRD,he does lots of duals,good stuff!
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i dont knwo about 1200-1300 dollars, but they look good
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Originally Posted by SSilverSSurfer
i dont knwo about 1200-1300 dollars, but they look good

yeah i don't know bout that price tag either
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Originally Posted by red90cobra
yeah i don't know bout that price tag either
Thats part of working with Borla mufflers.

Ive had an idea to do a setup using the new Dynomax muffler with an X in it out back. But leave it as the old school 2 on the left like on the 97's. I bet it would be clean sounding and make great power. Taking both pipes over on one side is far less headaches for the builder and the owner down the road.
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work of art? You haven't seen enough exhaust systems.
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Originally Posted by Nine Ball
work of art? You haven't seen enough exhaust systems.
i know thats right.
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Another Vote for V6Bird..... my TD's rock!
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wish mine was lil bit louder~ but v6 bird does badass job. he even gave me a rental..
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Originally Posted by Nine Ball
work of art? You haven't seen enough exhaust systems.
I was thinking the same thing. The setup was made well but doesn't look all that great. Stainless would have helped alot
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I'm referring to how he managed to squeeze those pipes in there. I may be a bit naive about all this, but I've been told that 3" TDs over the axle were not possible and that pipes never went over the driver's side. This breaks both rules.
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Originally Posted by V6 Bird
Thats part of working with Borla mufflers.

Ive had an idea to do a setup using the new Dynomax muffler with an X in it out back. But leave it as the old school 2 on the left like on the 97's. I bet it would be clean sounding and make great power. Taking both pipes over on one side is far less headaches for the builder and the owner down the road.
yeah but it wouldn't by it lol
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Originally Posted by Gauge
I'm referring to how he managed to squeeze those pipes in there. I may be a bit naive about all this, but I've been told that 3" TDs over the axle were not possible and that pipes never went over the driver's side. This breaks both rules.
Ive done setups both ways...from that perspective two coming over the passenger side is far less headaches to deal with down the road.
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dude...these guys have header back kits from 2 1/4 all the way to 3" duals and ship very quick and the cost!!! you cant beat the cost of this mandral bent stuff here:www.notasponsor.com
if you dont see what you want then give them a call.....

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Originally Posted by V6 Bird
Thats part of working with Borla mufflers.

Ive had an idea to do a setup using the new Dynomax muffler with an X in it out back. But leave it as the old school 2 on the left like on the 97's. I bet it would be clean sounding and make great power. Taking both pipes over on one side is far less headaches for the builder and the owner down the road.

I know someone that wanted you to try that idea out


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