Dynatech longtube headers??
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07-26-2009 | 09:35 PM
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theres a few people but most run the pace setters like i do, when mine rust out i will then buy the dynatechs
they use magnaflow cats and keep them pretty much in the stock location, takes alot less custom pipe work. but there expensive. when you do your headers make sure you put a nice x pipe in there it will sound better
they use magnaflow cats and keep them pretty much in the stock location, takes alot less custom pipe work. but there expensive. when you do your headers make sure you put a nice x pipe in there it will sound better
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07-26-2009 | 09:54 PM
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07-26-2009 | 10:47 PM
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theres a few people but most run the pace setters like i do, when mine rust out i will then buy the dynatechs they use magnaflow cats and keep them pretty much in the stock location, takes alot less custom pipe work. but there expensive. when you do your headers make sure you put a nice x pipe in there it will sound better
they use magnaflow cats and keep them pretty much in the stock location, takes alot less custom pipe work. but there expensive. when you do your headers make sure you put a nice x pipe in there it will sound better
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07-26-2009 | 10:52 PM
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07-27-2009 | 12:49 AM
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the dynatech kit comes complete with a Y pipe or I think you can just order the headers, u can chop the Y pipe u just bought install an x pipe up close as Darren mentioned and run duals, the pacesetters u can either go true duals with an x pipe or do like I did and use a Y pipe and run single 3 inch in from collectors to the input side of the exhaust tip. I have the pacesetters and I tell u it was not fun on that passenger side, I came crying into the room here asking for help cause the darn thing didn't want to go in right.