View Poll Results: single or dual?
single exhaust



34
26.56%
dual exhaust



94
73.44%
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Single or dual exhaust
Here is the vid of my exhaust setup. I like the duals way better, only if you have the cutout.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyU2TOR_FHY
Me Lamely explaining it...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZZBdGLkd_s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyU2TOR_FHY
Me Lamely explaining it...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZZBdGLkd_s
Id' rather have a single, for a couple reasons...
One, it's lighter
Two, the inline six has no reason to be dual, it's pointless because it splits from a single pipe into 2.
I'd way rather have single, but it'd bother me because of the second hole, so if I do go single, I'd plan on filling in the second hole on the rear bumper.
One, it's lighter
Two, the inline six has no reason to be dual, it's pointless because it splits from a single pipe into 2.
I'd way rather have single, but it'd bother me because of the second hole, so if I do go single, I'd plan on filling in the second hole on the rear bumper.
Dual! 2.5in piping. Resonator and Cat delete. I have the MVP header sitting in my room but I need to have it modified because of my ride height. (I went lower after I took this pic). When I start boosting Im still keeping the same dual setup just using larger diameter piping with maybe a high flow cat so the feds dont give me the stink eye. 

kind of a bad pic..


kind of a bad pic..
Last edited by JspecSC3; Jun 22, 2008 at 12:15 PM.
Dual! 2.5in piping. Resonator and Cat delete. I have the MVP header sitting in my room but I need to have it modified because of my ride height. (I went lower after I took this pic). When I start boosting Im still keeping the same dual setup just using larger diameter piping with maybe a high flow cat so the feds dont give me the stink eye. 

kind of a bad pic..



kind of a bad pic..

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