How loud is a Dual exhaust setup inside the car?
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How loud is a Dual exhaust setup inside the car? Debating my spending money on a used electric cutout and new muffler vs true duals. My buddy told me to avoid true duals because of both the noise and exhaust fumes coming inside the car, and go with the electic cutout and catback to get both setups in one. But I would like some more opinions before dropping another $300-400 into my current setup.
i ran mine all the way out back. that may be the reason for no exhaust inside my car, but i didnt help with the noise. Dont get me wrong, it sounds kick ***, but on long highway trips at 75 mph it will start to give you a head ache
i had the infamous drone, that would drive me crazy
the metal rattling sound almost sounded like a 4cylinder with a fartpipe, kinda embarassing sometimes
the fumes never bothered me, they only got inside when the wind was blowing
If you get em run out the back, with good rubber exhaust mounts here and there, they shouldnt be too bad
the metal rattling sound almost sounded like a 4cylinder with a fartpipe, kinda embarassing sometimes
the fumes never bothered me, they only got inside when the wind was blowing
If you get em run out the back, with good rubber exhaust mounts here and there, they shouldnt be too bad
man more people need to reply, i'm in the same boat, i just bought that stupid pacesetter ORY and it sucks, and duals seem badass but i have a T/A and i want tips showing and i have to drive 6 hrs at a time from Lubbock to Plano and i dont want to go deaf.....people respond!!
i know there are over the axle duals but theyre all priced at over $1000
i know there are over the axle duals but theyre all priced at over $1000
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got mine under the axle with a headman x pipe, total cost with parts and labor was 275 bucks. i dont have any fumes or ratels at all, I guess the guy did a pretty good job on the install. And to be honest, i didnt Have to have 12" bullits, and had i chossen something a little more tame the drone may not be so bad. I know the car is dirty, it rained and its a daily driver. 
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Originally Posted by chrismcdaniel
got mine under the axle with a headman x pipe, total cost with parts and labor was 275 bucks. i dont have any fumes or ratels at all, I guess the guy did a pretty good job on the install. And to be honest, i didnt Have to have 12" bullits, and had i chossen something a little more tame the drone may not be so bad. I know the car is dirty, it rained and its a daily driver.
Originally Posted by bill99hawk
How are clearance issues? Is your car lowered? What about contact when the back end is up on a lift? Looks good to me, and that price... sweet!
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Originally Posted by chrismcdaniel
my car is lowered , with the pro-kit. I kept lifting problems in mind when i had them installed. So, they installed it on a lift with four arms instead of the drive up lift. That way they knew it would work out. As far as clearence goes, the collectors off the headers are still the lowest part of the whole system. There is no problems with the under axle portion.
