True dual question.....
diff people will have diff opinions. Apparently the relocation kit is designed for those who wanna do dual 3 inch over the axle. Some guys wont even do 3 inch over the axle w/the kit. Bottom line is, i would get it to make it easier on the guy doin ur exhaust.
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how much power do u plan on making?? 2.5 is PLENTY big enough unless u want to make 500+ hp to the wheels, then it becomes a bit restrictive. Plus u get a little more low end power with 2.5 piping, a little more top end with 3 inch. I would recommend 2.5 inch for clearance issues.
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Originally Posted by BirdmanLS1
how much power do u plan on making?? 2.5 is PLENTY big enough unless u want to make 500+ hp to the wheels, then it becomes a bit restrictive. Plus u get a little more low end power with 2.5 piping, a little more top end with 3 inch. I would recommend 2.5 inch for clearance issues.
in a couple of months my car should be done......EVERYTHING except h/c. every single bolt on including 90/90 setup and a 125shot of NOS5177. I will probably keep it like that for some time before i do a h/c.