Do you need a X-PIPE on true dual?
06-27-2003, 07:02 PM
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Originally posted by pennys58
You don't put the cut out before the muffler. If you have cats, it goes before the cats, if you don't put it in its place. You would put them either off the headers or at some point there after. Or atleast that's what I've seen.
You don't put the cut out before the muffler. If you have cats, it goes before the cats, if you don't put it in its place. You would put them either off the headers or at some point there after. Or atleast that's what I've seen.
sorry misread-
you are correct
cut out before mufflers but it can go after cats if you just want to bypass muffler so to speak
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06-27-2003, 08:31 PM
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http://www.american-muffler.com/item1.asp?Cat_ID=1 Does this x-pipe fit for a true dual. And If this system works does anyone know the dimensions so that we can custom order that X-pipe?
06-27-2003, 10:19 PM
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i have true true duals, i dont have an X or H pipe. just headers to the mufflers and then out the sides. same on both sides. i've been told by all the f-body guys around that they have never heard an lt1 as loud as mine. i would probibly recommend a X pipe. it evens out the sound and in my opinion would sound better. i dont know for a fact but thats my 2 cents
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