Advantages of stainless steel in exhaust
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Most of my exhaust is going to compromise of stainless steel, of course it looks nice and last longer......but are there any other advantages of running a full stainless steel exhaust? or any drawbacks?
(qtp headers,slp dual dual,qtp ss cutout)
(qtp headers,slp dual dual,qtp ss cutout)
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expensive? i dont think so man. you just paid for a name. first of all, there are several stainless catbacks for very reasonable prices....magnaflow and loudmouth being 2 of them, and both can be had for under 400 bucks. there are also a couple of header/y pipe options in stainless nowadays that can be had for around 500-700 bucks. you can get into a full stainless exhaust setup for arounf 1k if you shop wisely.
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you could get stainless steel XS headers and Y-pipe and a magnaflow catback and it should total around 1000 and be completely stainless. thats probably what i'd do if i wasn't going to go with true duals... i still got XS headers though