question about 3 inch exhaust
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question about 3 inch exhaust well i have an oppertunity to buy the TSP rumbler true dauls from a buddy of mine for 200 bucks. and i know it has 3inch pipe all the way back and i was wondering if that will kill my low end? seems like big pipe to be putting on a stock motor.it will have LT's of course.and ive heard about the ground clearence issue's also.but should i buy this?or get a custom dual?or a Y set up? and my car is also lowered 1 1/2 in the front, 1 1/4 in the back.
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wtf! so if you get 2 1/2 all the way back true dauls with an X thats bad!?i know y-set ups are 3ich all the way! but ture 3inch dauls are not to much for a stock motor, bolt ons motor!???
you are throwing people off with the rumbler true duals part. Since the rumbler is a single 3" CATBACK and the duals is a dual exhaust.
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http://www.texas-speed.com/shop/cate...MID=1&catid=56
well here is a link to texas speeds site. its called the tsp rumbler true dauls. 3inch duals.my question is , is it to big to run for a stock motor ,bolt ons set up.???? or should i go with a Y set up and save my exhaust from getting pounded on evry bump in the road.?
well here is a link to texas speeds site. its called the tsp rumbler true dauls. 3inch duals.my question is , is it to big to run for a stock motor ,bolt ons set up.???? or should i go with a Y set up and save my exhaust from getting pounded on evry bump in the road.?
i missed the duals part
it was early and i didn't have my coffee yet
i would say they are more than you need, but not too much.
you'll have room to grow, save some money, and have the baddest sounding exhaust available.
it was early and i didn't have my coffee yet
i would say they are more than you need, but not too much.
you'll have room to grow, save some money, and have the baddest sounding exhaust available.
