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u really should cause im looking into something like that now. does the 3 inch piping add more horses? im thinkin about getting a header and then doing exhaust modifications. and i am serious about the magnaflow no doubt there. but i was wondering how the guy did it.
if you could would you post some pics of the muffler and how he ran the dual pipes? Please and THANKS
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Group B rally cars barely scratched that large of pipes and they were cars with over a million in R&D work into them. And to quote an engine builder "you felt a power gain because you were looking for a [horsepower] gain, not because it was there."
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If you like the sound it makes, more power to you, but I can cite numerous studies and websites that prove that a dual setup is not ideal for your application.
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