Switched to Dual Exhaust
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10-24-2009, 10:22 PM
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Switched to Dual Exhaust
After running a straight 4" single for a while I just wanted to change things up a bit and threw on one of the MBRP S6244304 Cool Dual Kits. Not to toot my own horn but the thing installed like butter in the driveway in about 20 mins.
Couple Shots
Nice to see a tail pipe on the drivers side too
Just a couple pictures I liked
Dash Daq
Couple Shots
Nice to see a tail pipe on the drivers side too
Just a couple pictures I liked
Dash Daq
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10-24-2009, 11:31 PM
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have any sound clips???
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13.0 @ 101.4
Kinda surprised - I guess you are launching in 4 wheel drive. Although the time is good, the speed seems a bit down - I would think it should be getting in the 105mph+ with that much power at the wheels. What gear ratio are ya runnin'?
13.0 @ 101.4
Kinda surprised - I guess you are launching in 4 wheel drive. Although the time is good, the speed seems a bit down - I would think it should be getting in the 105mph+ with that much power at the wheels. What gear ratio are ya runnin'?
Last edited by Pagnew; 10-25-2009 at 05:46 PM.
