Do you need a X-PIPE on true dual?
06-25-2003, 08:24 PM
#16
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Originally posted by revtime
Faceless, an H pipe connects the pipes together as well but it still has an exhaust pipe running on each side of the car, true duals.
I am not trying to be a **** but this is the second time I have seen you give wrong advice. Alot of newer guys come on here looking for advice and they take it as fact that what they read here is good, so please if you have personal expierence with the subject matter then by all means chime in. If not then let someone who does know answer the question.
I am not perfect, but you will notice that I stay out of the cam and inner engine tech questions cause I really don,t know that much about it, never had my motor opened up so I let the guys who have done it answer those questions.
I just don,t want to see someone screw their car up cause you gave em bad advice.
Faceless, an H pipe connects the pipes together as well but it still has an exhaust pipe running on each side of the car, true duals.
I am not trying to be a **** but this is the second time I have seen you give wrong advice. Alot of newer guys come on here looking for advice and they take it as fact that what they read here is good, so please if you have personal expierence with the subject matter then by all means chime in. If not then let someone who does know answer the question.
I am not perfect, but you will notice that I stay out of the cam and inner engine tech questions cause I really don,t know that much about it, never had my motor opened up so I let the guys who have done it answer those questions.
I just don,t want to see someone screw their car up cause you gave em bad advice.
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06-26-2003, 02:54 PM
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I belive I have heard of people using the spiral flow to quiet it down a bit, but I have no experience with them myself.....I personally don't think the Dynomax bullets are that loud, unless of course you get on the pedal. No matter what mufflers you go with, most likely its gonna fit the definition of "Loud."
Nick
Nick
06-26-2003, 02:58 PM
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Originally posted by Getsome17
If I was going with true duels with electric cutouts whould i be wasting my money gettng an H pipe, or X pipe???
If I was going with true duels with electric cutouts whould i be wasting my money gettng an H pipe, or X pipe???
X and H pipes equalize the backpressure in a nutshell
06-26-2003, 07:13 PM
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i wouldn't run the duals without an x or an h. my brother-in-law (smoke t/a) was running duals w/ nothing but bullets and it was ungodly loud. my car with the x-pipe is quieter and has a much different tone. i would recommend one or the either.
06-26-2003, 07:14 PM
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Originally posted by FacelessZ
Anyone have a sound clip or even a viddy of true duals?
Thank ya
Anyone have a sound clip or even a viddy of true duals?
Thank ya
06-26-2003, 07:18 PM
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Originally posted by snorkelface
Would you mind elaborating a little on this last comment?
Would you mind elaborating a little on this last comment?
06-26-2003, 07:42 PM
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Originally posted by kmook
My true dual vid
My true dual vid