True Dual Setup
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True Dual Setup
Just wondering if anyone used this setup. Amazon has this Hooker true dual setup with Mid-length headers. I would like this for my 2001 Camaro SS.
Hooker 70501413-RHKR Blackheart Header-Back Exhaust System
Hooker 70201302-RHKR Blackheart Mid-Length Headers
Hooker 70501413-RHKR Blackheart Header-Back Exhaust System
Hooker 70201302-RHKR Blackheart Mid-Length Headers
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Awesome!
I am definitely going to get this system next year!Always wanted tru dual exhaust on a 4th Gen! Thanks!
I do & LOVE it!!! After having several different Catback systems mated to a Longtube/ORY-pipe set-up (SLP, Magnaflow, Borla)......I can honestly say that I HATE the sound of Y-Piped systems!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHZ1BEq2W4g
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