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| Topic subject | dual exhaust |
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77490, dual exhaust
Posted by Rogers51, Jul-12-04 11:46 AM
are there any dual exhaust kits for 2gnts. not just on exhaust with 2 openings, but an exhaust on each side?
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77491, RE: dual exhaust
Posted by Uberingram, Jul-12-04 11:51 AM
Going to be a custom job. PM dualgen. He's done it and might have some pointers.
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77537, RE: dual exhaust
Posted by DSMeclipseGS, Jul-13-04 07:11 AM
Just to let you know it doesnt really help at all... been discussed a while back that it may hurt performance. Either way, like ^^^ said, its a custom job.
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77540, RE: dual exhaust
Posted by JWoodley, Jul-13-04 07:56 AM
get a single in dual outlet muffler and you'll be golden. if not just Y if off and get two mufflers.
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77576, RE: dual exhaust
Posted by techboy, Jul-13-04 04:43 PM
Yeah, not recommended - the shear added weight of all the additional piping will just slow you down. Your better off spending your money elsewhere. Get a UDP or something proven like that. :thumbsup
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77629, RE: dual exhaust
Posted by Rogers51, Jul-14-04 04:22 PM
alright thanks
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77637, RE: dual exhaust
Posted by Talontaxi, Jul-14-04 07:31 PM
not to offend anyone but imo dual exhausts on a inline-4 are pure rice. They make look "cool" but they but theres really no other purpose besides that its just another resriction for the exhaust flow.Thats just my 2 cents
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