Paf's Dual Exhaust
04-09-2008, 01:42 PM
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The pics makes it look like theres no clearance but there really is alot of room!And yes you could do this same set up with a 315 tire.The whole job takes about a day and a half.
04-09-2008, 02:04 PM
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I have PAF duals on my Camaro with Edelbrock mufflers. It sounds awesome, ground clearence is good and it looks great. It's not cheap, but it's definately worth the cost. My suspension set up would not allow an off-the-shelf dual exhaust to fit, and I hate the sound and noise level of bullet mufflers. Tyson built my whole exhaust and he chose to use the Edelbrock SDT mufflers on my car. I'm very happy with the sound of them, and the car is not real loud at idle and cruising around. I'm curious to see what the rwhp difference will be compared to my previous set up.
04-10-2008, 06:31 AM
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This system is top notch, and after several hundred miles of driving now, there are still no rattles (not that I expected that).
The best part of this system is the ground clearance. It's better than the single setup I had. The mufflers aren't visible AT ALL! It looks similar to a SLP Loudmouth from the rear.
I'm looking for a camera with the audio capabilities to do this system justice.
Finally, I have several more pics in the Multimedia section from many different angles, including a shot of the custom X-pipe.
Thanks PAF! Very satisfied customer.
04-10-2008, 08:13 AM
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No way! This system is no louder than my Corsa and ORY setup on my 11.8:1 346 with a low 240 duration cam. Granted it sounds MUCH better, but I honestly can't hear any real volume difference.
This system is top notch, and after several hundred miles of driving now, there are still no rattles (not that I expected that).
The best part of this system is the ground clearance. It's better than the single setup I had. The mufflers aren't visible AT ALL! It looks similar to a SLP Loudmouth from the rear.
I'm looking for a camera with the audio capabilities to do this system justice.
Finally, I have several more pics in the Multimedia section from many different angles, including a shot of the custom X-pipe.
Thanks PAF! Very satisfied customer.
This system is top notch, and after several hundred miles of driving now, there are still no rattles (not that I expected that).
The best part of this system is the ground clearance. It's better than the single setup I had. The mufflers aren't visible AT ALL! It looks similar to a SLP Loudmouth from the rear.
I'm looking for a camera with the audio capabilities to do this system justice.
Finally, I have several more pics in the Multimedia section from many different angles, including a shot of the custom X-pipe.
Thanks PAF! Very satisfied customer.
04-10-2008, 10:38 PM
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No way! This system is no louder than my Corsa and ORY setup on my 11.8:1 346 with a low 240 duration cam. Granted it sounds MUCH better, but I honestly can't hear any real volume difference.
This system is top notch, and after several hundred miles of driving now, there are still no rattles (not that I expected that).
The best part of this system is the ground clearance. It's better than the single setup I had. The mufflers aren't visible AT ALL! It looks similar to a SLP Loudmouth from the rear.
I'm looking for a camera with the audio capabilities to do this system justice.
Finally, I have several more pics in the Multimedia section from many different angles, including a shot of the custom X-pipe.
Thanks PAF! Very satisfied customer.
This system is top notch, and after several hundred miles of driving now, there are still no rattles (not that I expected that).
The best part of this system is the ground clearance. It's better than the single setup I had. The mufflers aren't visible AT ALL! It looks similar to a SLP Loudmouth from the rear.
I'm looking for a camera with the audio capabilities to do this system justice.
Finally, I have several more pics in the Multimedia section from many different angles, including a shot of the custom X-pipe.
Thanks PAF! Very satisfied customer.
05-12-2008, 09:35 AM
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05-12-2008, 11:49 AM
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THE PRICE STARTS OFF AT $900.00 THAT GETS YOU A DUAL EXHAUST NOT OVER THE AXLE!AND FROM EXPIRIENCE THEY CAN RUN UP TO $1800.00 OVER THE AXLE!BUT THAT GOES BACK TO WHAT YOU WANT IN MUFFLERS TAILPIPES THE KIND OF METAL AND SIZE YOU USE.And no its not a cheap to do!With the cost of steel rising everyday!
05-12-2008, 07:39 PM
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speedracer - I saw your exhaust on EFA and looked into PAF because of it. I almost got that identical setup with the Flowmasters mounted where you have your bullets.
05-13-2008, 03:43 PM
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I do like that 2nd setup with the cross's borla mufflers, that's almost stealthy, because I bet it would look like a regular borla to the untrained eye if it had borla tips on it.
I just had the exhaust done on my car, nothing fancy like these over the axle setups, it just exit's right behind the door in front of the rear tire under the car. 3.5 inch pipes into a set of flowmaster super 44's Sounds really good, I can't believe how quiet it is, this is probably the quietest setup I have had on the car since I removed the stock catback and went to the Lm.
My local fab guy took pic's, I'll get them up on here when he sends them to me.
I just had the exhaust done on my car, nothing fancy like these over the axle setups, it just exit's right behind the door in front of the rear tire under the car. 3.5 inch pipes into a set of flowmaster super 44's Sounds really good, I can't believe how quiet it is, this is probably the quietest setup I have had on the car since I removed the stock catback and went to the Lm.
My local fab guy took pic's, I'll get them up on here when he sends them to me.
09-23-2008, 09:25 PM
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Wow that is EXACTLY what I want, except 2.5" and an H-pipe. I already have the tips. I'd be willing to supply the mufflers. I'd want it to look EXACTLY over that. How much would it be to do that in stainless steel, 2.5", H-pipe, over the axle, just like it is in your setup?
I'm sure it's expensive, but I could probably get $400-$500 for the Corsa to offset the cost. Maryland's not that far of a drive for me, although if it's a day and a half to rig up the system, I'd be spending the night in my car
Definitely an option for the future.
I'm sure it's expensive, but I could probably get $400-$500 for the Corsa to offset the cost. Maryland's not that far of a drive for me, although if it's a day and a half to rig up the system, I'd be spending the night in my car
Definitely an option for the future.
09-24-2008, 07:33 PM
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Wow that is EXACTLY what I want, except 2.5" and an H-pipe. I already have the tips. I'd be willing to supply the mufflers. I'd want it to look EXACTLY over that. How much would it be to do that in stainless steel, 2.5", H-pipe, over the axle, just like it is in your setup?
I'm sure it's expensive, but I could probably get $400-$500 for the Corsa to offset the cost. Maryland's not that far of a drive for me, although if it's a day and a half to rig up the system, I'd be spending the night in my car
Definitely an option for the future.
I'm sure it's expensive, but I could probably get $400-$500 for the Corsa to offset the cost. Maryland's not that far of a drive for me, although if it's a day and a half to rig up the system, I'd be spending the night in my car
Definitely an option for the future.
they def do top notch work!! ill be seeing them soon again
