H-pipe or Prochamber
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Underboss
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From: Helaware
RE: H-pipe or Prochamber
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RE: H-pipe or Prochamber
If you insist on getting a cheap exhaust setup, AT LEAST get the coated. Otherwise it'll have holes rusted through it in a year or two. Getting the coated will give you a few more (until you bottom out and scrape all the coating off, in which case you're back to holes in no time).
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From: Pa
RE: H-pipe or Prochamber
ORIGINAL: AJ97GT
If you insist on getting a cheap exhaust setup, AT LEAST get the coated. Otherwise it'll have holes rusted through it in a year or two. Getting the coated will give you a few more (until you bottom out and scrape all the coating off, in which case you're back to holes in no time).
If you insist on getting a cheap exhaust setup, AT LEAST get the coated. Otherwise it'll have holes rusted through it in a year or two. Getting the coated will give you a few more (until you bottom out and scrape all the coating off, in which case you're back to holes in no time).
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From: Raleigh, NC
RE: H-pipe or Prochamber
ORIGINAL: rainydayracing
The coating doesn't do much. Most mufflers rust from the inside out.
ORIGINAL: AJ97GT
If you insist on getting a cheap exhaust setup, AT LEAST get the coated. Otherwise it'll have holes rusted through it in a year or two. Getting the coated will give you a few more (until you bottom out and scrape all the coating off, in which case you're back to holes in no time).
If you insist on getting a cheap exhaust setup, AT LEAST get the coated. Otherwise it'll have holes rusted through it in a year or two. Getting the coated will give you a few more (until you bottom out and scrape all the coating off, in which case you're back to holes in no time).
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Underboss
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From: Helaware
RE: H-pipe or Prochamber
ORIGINAL: AJ97GT
They do, which is why I wouldn't buy a cheap aluminized exhaust like that, however if he's going to, then at least spend a little extra and give it a little more protection.
ORIGINAL: rainydayracing
The coating doesn't do much. Most mufflers rust from the inside out.
ORIGINAL: AJ97GT
If you insist on getting a cheap exhaust setup, AT LEAST get the coated. Otherwise it'll have holes rusted through it in a year or two. Getting the coated will give you a few more (until you bottom out and scrape all the coating off, in which case you're back to holes in no time).
If you insist on getting a cheap exhaust setup, AT LEAST get the coated. Otherwise it'll have holes rusted through it in a year or two. Getting the coated will give you a few more (until you bottom out and scrape all the coating off, in which case you're back to holes in no time).
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