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Old 03-28-14, 11:13 AM
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As the title states. I'm curious to see how restrictive the stock mufflers are for the 2nd gen IS. Any inputs would definitely help.
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Well, a couple days later and I guess no one knows. I found a diagram and it seems ok.
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^I never knew our mufflers had a control valve like that built into them. Thanks for posting that!
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