APS TT question
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For the first time ever search couldn't answer my question, so....with the aps tt kits what types of exhausts are you guys running(size, brand, single cat-back, true duals ect.)? I would assume that you would need a custom Y, or am I wrong? Thanks guys
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If you run normal stock type catback you need to buy a hooker ypipe which I got ,ceramic coated or pretty sure a kooks ypipe will work too if you want to go to stainless for more bucks.
Of course some guys go to true duals. Cutouts can work pretty good as well.I am currently running cutout in intermediate pipe with B and B catback. Seen some big improvements in power by having even single cutout in my type of exhaust. Sorry no dyno numbers to show you yet. Actually if you search Kelliente pretty sure she gained a lot with the cutout open on her car.
Of course some guys go to true duals. Cutouts can work pretty good as well.I am currently running cutout in intermediate pipe with B and B catback. Seen some big improvements in power by having even single cutout in my type of exhaust. Sorry no dyno numbers to show you yet. Actually if you search Kelliente pretty sure she gained a lot with the cutout open on her car.
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We just made a custom 3in dual oval piping exhaust with a H-pipe works great. Mufflers were flowtech we angled them to the sides before the back wheels.
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