TSP Sweet Thunder X Duals (pics inside)
Oh, the exhaust clamps that came with the setup are badass. I have absolutely no exhaust leaks, and they were easy to install.
BTW, if Sweet Thunders hurt power, it's only a very little bit, 'cause I actually ran a tenth *faster* in the same density altitude switching from the Bullets to the ST's, with 60' being within a hundreth of a second.
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This is why I am going with duals with sweet thunder mufflers.
Most of the vids Ive seen/heard guys have heads/cam and Im wanting to know what it'd sound like w/ stock head/cam instead of a 227+ setup being my wallet doesnt like me enough for me to go that route yet lol.
Most of the vids Ive seen/heard guys have heads/cam and Im wanting to know what it'd sound like w/ stock head/cam instead of a 227+ setup being my wallet doesnt like me enough for me to go that route yet lol.
I love how it sounds. Maybe its the 7k rpms shift points.
Why does this say the video is STILL optimizing?
Pardon my limited knowledge on exhausts...
I noticed Texas Speed isn't selling that package any more, so, if I wanted to buy the parts individually to build this setup, what would I need?
And, on the first page, on the second picture why one pipe longer than the other? (
)Also, would I be able to take this setup easily up and over the axle with some nice tips?
I love the sound of sweet thunder.
Pardon my limited knowledge on exhausts...
I noticed Texas Speed isn't selling that package any more, so, if I wanted to buy the parts individually to build this setup, what would I need?
And, on the first page, on the second picture why one pipe longer than the other? (
)Also, would I be able to take this setup easily up and over the axle with some nice tips?
I love the sound of sweet thunder.

one pipe is longer cause thats how the collectors on the headers point. they aren't even and point straight back like you might think.
doing over the axle requires an exhaust man that DEFINATLY knows what he is doing as has done it before . Its usually very $$$$ though.
http://www.texas-speed.com/item_deta...ProductID=1241
http://www.texas-speed.com/item_deta...ProductID=1241
If you are interested just give them a call and they will be able to get you set up.


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