true dual question
Originally Posted by MeentSS02
I would expect that setup to run a little more than $1k...it ain't an easy job, but I really like how mine turned out.
Originally Posted by psykoTA
Actually ya, it will be more than 1200 after its all said and done, the v-flanges are what are killer.....Id rather not face the truth...at least ill have what I want
Originally Posted by psykoTA
Is there a reqirement somewhere that states that you have to use two large mufflers.
overall, buy what you want. the bassani is just another option for a tru-dual system that runs out the back with no need for suspension modifications or ground clearance issues. the particular s-pipe everyone is complaining about looking like ***, you can't even see. unless you crawl underneath the car.
Originally Posted by mrr23
is there a requirement that two mufflers have to be used to be a tru-dual exhaust system? what about no mufflers at all? is it still true duals? no, one, or two mufflers doesn't make it a dual system or not. it's having two seperate pipes from front to back. but even then is it still a true dual because there is an x-pipe in it? technically the two pipes merge into ONE area. then technically split back out. but, hey this is getting into nitpicking.
overall, buy what you want. the bassani is just another option for a tru-dual system that runs out the back with no need for suspension modifications or ground clearance issues. the particular s-pipe everyone is complaining about looking like ***, you can't even see. unless you crawl underneath the car.
overall, buy what you want. the bassani is just another option for a tru-dual system that runs out the back with no need for suspension modifications or ground clearance issues. the particular s-pipe everyone is complaining about looking like ***, you can't even see. unless you crawl underneath the car.
What about using bullets or chambered mufflers? I know you were involved in helping create this system. So take my questions as wanting to improve upon it, not complain about it.
nope i didn't help create it, just test it. and liked it so much, that i put one on the wife's car also. there is no law, rule, or whatever that says you have to have two mufflers to be street legal or be a true dual. if that was the case, then why do we only have one muffler from the factory? i just don't get the whole it has to have two mufflers to be a true dual system. this system just does the whole think outside of the box paradigm.
