Calling all true dual 3" exhaust
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Calling all true dual 3" exhaust
So i wanna go to a true dual set up on my trans am. I have talked to a lot of people and they tell me that I cant really go over the axle with both pipes on my car because of lack of room. I heard of people doing it but they have some noise from the pipes clanking on something I dunno. I dont wanna dump it because I like it coming out of the back of the car. Do I have to run dual back then go to a single over the diff then split again or have people had success with duals over the rear end. I know there is a pan hard rod relocation kit but I heard it throws the geometry of the suspension off and I dont wanna do that. Any information will help, thanks a bunch! PARTY ON!
FYI: Im lowered with Eibach Springs
FYI: Im lowered with Eibach Springs
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i had my true duals dumped and my buddy looked at mine and built his own all the way back. just used the upper panhard relocated bar for more clearence. his is 3" all the way back.
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i went 3inch duals over the axle. the fit is realllly tight and i would suggest not doing it unless you get the panhard relocation kit. it would make it so much easier and cleaner of a routing job.
http://www.texas-speed.com/p-832-bmr...ation-kit.aspx
http://www.texas-speed.com/p-832-bmr...ation-kit.aspx