Powerstick/custom exhaust question
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Powerstick/custom exhaust question I love the sound of the Powerstick chambered mufflers...but I'm not sure if I want to run true duals. Is there a way to use a Y pipe, powerstick muffler and still keep exhaust tips, like my Magnaflow setup, or am I destined to put LT's, true duals with dumped powersticks before the axle?
I really hate the no tips look, but I love the sound of these mufflers!!!!!
I really hate the no tips look, but I love the sound of these mufflers!!!!!
Originally Posted by turbowhistle86
I love the sound of the Powerstick chambered mufflers...but I'm not sure if I want to run true duals. Is there a way to use a Y pipe, powerstick muffler and still keep exhaust tips, like my Magnaflow setup, or am I destined to put LT's, true duals with dumped powersticks before the axle?
I really hate the no tips look, but I love the sound of these mufflers!!!!!
I really hate the no tips look, but I love the sound of these mufflers!!!!!
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what we are thinking of doing, is installing the powerstick just after the Y intersection, using the over axle pipe from my Magnaflow kit, then using another Y intersection to split back into two tailpipes. Luckily, my best friend works at an exhaust shop, so he's pretty much free labor.
nice, so you will have a toal of 3 powersticks right? One in the I-Pipe then two out the back?
Thats exactly what i was thinking. But for a better look from the back I was thinking after the second y-pipe you run both the pipes parrallel to the rear axel with the mufflers welded in, then run the both the pipes over the axel and out.
Still havent decided on this option or true duals yet. Hope yours turns out well!
Thats exactly what i was thinking. But for a better look from the back I was thinking after the second y-pipe you run both the pipes parrallel to the rear axel with the mufflers welded in, then run the both the pipes over the axel and out.
Still havent decided on this option or true duals yet. Hope yours turns out well!
Originally Posted by meangreenformula
nice, so you will have a toal of 3 powersticks right? One in the I-Pipe then two out the back?
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actually I was thinking of just having one in the I pipe, then splitting into 2 tailpipes after I get over the axle....I think 3 mufflers might be excessive, plus I will probably run some hi flow cats custom built into the y pipe.
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Originally Posted by turbowhistle86
actually I was thinking of just having one in the I pipe, then splitting into 2 tailpipes after I get over the axle....I think 3 mufflers might be excessive, plus I will probably run some hi flow cats custom built into the y pipe.
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