Gains from X pipe truedual over Mac off road Y pipe and catback?
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Im wanting to change my Mac Y pipe and flowmaster muffler to a Dr.gas X pipe with true dual bullets and was wondering if anyone has track tested the two? I'm hopeing to gain a bit of power from this setup and will drop a little weight while im at it. Share your info NOW! <img src="gr_images/icons/wink.gif" border="0">
Thanks,Scott
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Scott, I will also be going with the X-pipe setup. I don't know exact gains, but it should be pretty good compared to the restrictive Flowmaster muffler. Instead of Dr gas's X-pipe I went with this one from Jegs http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerc...538&prmenbr=76
I already have some bullet mufflers installed on my Mac Y-pipe, I'll just have my muffler shop put them back and weld on some turn downs.
Good luck with your setup.
peace
I already have some bullet mufflers installed on my Mac Y-pipe, I'll just have my muffler shop put them back and weld on some turn downs.
Good luck with your setup.
peace