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Jul 9, 2009 | 05:22 PM

#11

Joshspony

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Joined: Apr 2009

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From: WI

Thats a good price on the pypes. Is that an H or X? I had a borla kit put on yesterday. Mine was an X. I really like it, sound and appearance! I found my kit for roughly 1/2 price. Regular $1600.00 sale $769.00. I have found the same kit all the way up to $2400.00 on other websites. I couldn't pass it up. With the "Airaid" CAI did you have to use a tuner? I have read with any of the aftermarket CAI systems a tuner is recommended.
Anyway, enjoy the CAI and hope you get the duels on soon.

Jul 9, 2009 | 11:38 PM

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jtstakelin

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Joined: Mar 2009

Posts: 384

From: Kentucky

The pypes kit is an X-pipe. Per Airaid's tech support email, the intake doesn't require a tune, but it will be so much better after a tune. I'm not worried about a CEL from the exhaust anymore, I was more worried about the CAI. I'll post some pics up sometime this weekend.

Jul 11, 2009 | 08:39 AM

#13

Brian124

Joined: Jul 2009

Posts: 7

From: San Francisco

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Originally Posted by jtstakelin

Went today and bought the Pypes true dual kit for my mustang. Hopefully I will get it installed in the next couple of weeks and post pics of the pipe and it installed. Since I'm doing the work with a friend i will take some pics as the install is going on. Oh and I got it for a steal...315 plus tax

Waiting for the post.Do it soon.

Jul 11, 2009 | 03:24 PM

#14

jtstakelin

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From: Kentucky

And as I promised, Pics of the new intake:

BTW, the breather tube that gets carried over from the stock air intake and is a BIATCH to get installed. Took four of us an hour to get it in without the grommet pushing through. Just FYI. But other than that it installed like a champ. Sounds and feels great.

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