true duals ?
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X pipe + TD's = best power. H pipe +TD's = best sound. TD = a little more power over good Y and catback. Drawbacks are more $$$ and less ground clearance especially an issue if you are lowered. A cutout + Y setup can bridge the gap and give you the most HP when you want it so consider that also.
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you can easily run duals with an x or h pipe and either dump it at the axle or out before the rear tires...
ive heard that an x-pipe is beter and it fits well in the drive shaft valley giving a little more clearance but i have no proof of which is better.
all in all true duals are a possibility and definatly flow better than a y-pipe system
ive heard that an x-pipe is beter and it fits well in the drive shaft valley giving a little more clearance but i have no proof of which is better.
all in all true duals are a possibility and definatly flow better than a y-pipe system
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Im about to put LTs on and was wondering what I need to do a side exit infront of the rear tire? I didnt want to use cats. It will all be done with custom pipe. Do I still need an X or H pipe? Any help please
you can easily run duals with an x or h pipe and either dump it at the axle or out before the rear tires...
ive heard that an x-pipe is beter and it fits well in the drive shaft valley giving a little more clearance but i have no proof of which is better.
all in all true duals are a possibility and definatly flow better than a y-pipe system
ive heard that an x-pipe is beter and it fits well in the drive shaft valley giving a little more clearance but i have no proof of which is better.
all in all true duals are a possibility and definatly flow better than a y-pipe system