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12-30-2010, 12:37 AM
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IMO... yes.
You'll need some type of mufflers or bullets after the LT's and before the turndowns. No point in using a y-pipe since you can just run true duals.
You'll need some type of mufflers or bullets after the LT's and before the turndowns. No point in using a y-pipe since you can just run true duals.
01-02-2011, 11:00 PM
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You can run a bullet muffler after the Y-pipe then into a turndown and not lose any ground clearance, and IMO it'll sound good! 
I used a 4" dia.magnaflow in mine.
If your going to lower your car you don't want true duals, you'll lose to much ground clearance.
I used a 4" dia.magnaflow in mine.
If your going to lower your car you don't want true duals, you'll lose to much ground clearance.
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01-03-2011, 04:22 PM
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I'm runnin Pacesetter long tubes into an ORY then dumped... IMO it sounds amazing... very aggressive yet a lil raspy at mid throttle, but will give raggin hard on at WOT. I get compliments all the time on how it sounds. If nothing else you could spend a few bucks at autozone for a turn down and clamp. run it that way and decide for yourself if its the sound your into... if not them pick up a bullet muffler then turn down.
