Dual Exhaust....haves or have nots

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09-20-2007, 08:19 AM

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blkv6

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RE: Dual Exhaust....haves or have nots

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ORIGINAL: Wickerbill

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Even if I had a 1965 with a straight 6, I'd put duals on it.

Balances out the look of the rear end.

+billion

I agree totally, I would go duals even if no change in sound just because the look. And may I ask where you purchased the rear trim on your bumper Project85??

+10 trillion it looks like a real sports car with duals

09-20-2007, 10:41 AM

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ndnboy

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RE: Dual Exhaust....haves or have nots

Just installed my single Gt take off, still unsure if I will go duals, I DO love the look of duals so it might come sooner than later...

09-20-2007, 10:52 AM

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mtnpunk91

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RE: Dual Exhaust....haves or have nots

I just bought the Pypes Mid-Muffler kit for my V6.

It's due to arrive on Wed 9/26 and I should have it installed sometime during the week after!

I can't flippin wait!!

09-20-2007, 12:14 PM

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94Blk5.0

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RE: Dual Exhaust....haves or have nots

Duals should be standard, it just something about them(I am sure you understand.) My buddy has a 05 with true duals, had the exhaust shop cut everthing off behind the cats and run the pipes into some mufflers with chrome tips. It looks good, sounds prety good, is 100% emisions legal, and wasn't that much $(no prefabbed mid-pipes or catbacks to buy.) It would compliment any intake mods and you should be able to see a increase in your MPG, granted your not hitting the gas to hear it.