anyone running Kooks true dual exhaust system?
04-12-2011, 03:08 AM
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anyone running Kooks true dual exhaust system? Looking for opinons from guys who are running the Kooks true dual or who have heard it in person? It looks like a quality set up and would be great for me cuz so far in my area the shops are sayn they either can manderel bend or they just flat dont want to try running duals all the way out the back
any input would be great
any input would be great
04-12-2011, 09:54 AM
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Great system! Just too bad it has to be underneath the car.
Install was stupidly easy and sounds awesome! Sadly still haven't taken my car out yet since the install (not insured and a couple more things to do before I insure her), but I love starting her up in the driveway
***Don't mind the messy garage***
Install was stupidly easy and sounds awesome! Sadly still haven't taken my car out yet since the install (not insured and a couple more things to do before I insure her), but I love starting her up in the driveway
***Don't mind the messy garage***
04-14-2011, 04:21 PM
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limitations involved what type of limitations on modifications should i suspect (ie. does it leave room for a watts linkage conversion or any other chassis/susspension/drivetrain mods)?
04-16-2011, 07:44 AM
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^ Looks like 5 not counting the headers.
It needs a drop-upper PHB. I think it either needs the tunnel brace or a trans crossmember. Can't remember which.
It needs a drop-upper PHB. I think it either needs the tunnel brace or a trans crossmember. Can't remember which.
