Changing exhaust
I really like the exhaust but am thinking that I should have gone duals from the start. My thinking was that the birds look odd without something sticking out the recesses of the rear and I did not want to drop the mad cash for kooks true duals
For whatever reason it never occurred to me, to simply hand the tips I want in the recesses and dump the exhaust like other LS1 owners did.
So I am wondering, other than the lack of rasp... is there any gain moving to TSP True Duals over the ORY -> Rumbler I have now?

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^^^ ya no dis. It's just a common prob. I threw in the exhaust on my 01 quick and I had to go back and redo because the clearance. How did your pacesetter go in? Ez pz? Or pain? I'm thinkn hookers or PS for my 00.. I would go TSP but i dnt need SS LTs. Coated is fine. I never see rain

The current setup with the ORY and catback is already pretty low. I can't really see the duals being that much of a difference.
I also felt a good SOTP, and I spent a LOT of time getting my ground clearence perfect. My duals are tucked higher than my MagnaMouth ever dreamed of being.

COMP - FAST - PACESETTER - WISECO PISTONS - LUNATI - CALLIES - NEW TSP BRAND CRANK & RODS - COMETIC GASKETS
RAM CLUTCHES - MOSER ENGINEERING - ARH HEADERS - ARP - GM BOLTS AND GASKETS - MSD - NGK
POWERBOND - ASP - PRECISION INDUSTRIES - YANK - CIRCLE D - AND MORE!






