Thoughts on this exhaust setup...
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Thoughts on this exhaust setup... I currently have Pacesetter LT's, a TSP catted-Y and a Magnaflow catback. I'm looking to change things up and have been looking into a h-pipe setup. I plan on keeping the same headers I got, to go along with a ORH and Flowmaster DF 1 chamber mufflers dumped. I may use my Magnaflow cats from my TSP y-pipe, but I want to hear it with and without cats before I decide on that. I plan in the future to put a TR-224 cam in, so cats may just in fact be the way to go. But here is what I have planned out so far...
H-pipe:
Summit Racing 3" h-pipe (part # SUM-642030) - $41.95
or
Flowmaster 3" h-pipe (part # FLO-15921) - $43.88
Mufflers:
Flowmaster Delta Force 1 chamber mufflers (part # FLO-9430109) - $145.90 ($72.95 each)
Turndowns:
Flowmaster turndowns (part # FLO-T3030) - $29.88
The part numbers are Summit Racing's part numbers if you wanted to know. I want to get some input on this setup before I purchased it. I can sell my Magnaflow catback and get back most of this money, if not all of it. So....whatcha think?
H-pipe:
Summit Racing 3" h-pipe (part # SUM-642030) - $41.95
or
Flowmaster 3" h-pipe (part # FLO-15921) - $43.88
Mufflers:
Flowmaster Delta Force 1 chamber mufflers (part # FLO-9430109) - $145.90 ($72.95 each)
Turndowns:
Flowmaster turndowns (part # FLO-T3030) - $29.88
The part numbers are Summit Racing's part numbers if you wanted to know. I want to get some input on this setup before I purchased it. I can sell my Magnaflow catback and get back most of this money, if not all of it. So....whatcha think?
well if you look around on here duals are definatly popular and if they are a sloppy job you will lose ground clearence but definatly they are worth it... just make sure you get a good exhaust shop to fab it up for you
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Originally Posted by ls1plus
I was told not to go to duals due to ground clearance.
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So what does everyone think of this setup? Which h-pipe should I go with? I want to know how it is as a whole before I go selling my Magnaflow and purchase the h-pipe, mufflers and turndowns.
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Originally Posted by BigDaddyBry
Why an H instead of an X?
Originally Posted by 00 SLVR Z
Do you think I should go with that compared to an h-pipe? The h-pipe is only $40 or so, whereas this is $170 with extra tubing. What do you think?
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Originally Posted by BigDaddyBry
Why an H instead of an X?
