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yet another exhaust question! - 11/10/2006 9:49:50 AM   
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I just left a local car shop. He said a true dual exhaust system on the V6 would decimate HP. He recomended keeping the Y pipe after the cats and splitting it out from there in to duals... as opposed to an H-pipe and duals from the cats. He said that would give good sound whilst keeping the back pressure for the hp... any thoughts, comments, questions, gripes, complaints?

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RE: yet another exhaust question! - 11/10/2006 10:09:18 AM   
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If you plan on running NA then i would think maybe keeping the Y pipe isnt a bad idea whereas if you plan on going towards a turbo or supercharged system the added boost should add backpressure and the h-pipe in that case will help cure the restriction

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RE: yet another exhaust question! - 11/10/2006 11:24:43 AM   
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I plan on keeping it NA. If I wanted HP i would have bought a GT. Will it sound good with the "fake duals?" I just want it to sound like a muscle car, not actually be one! I was thinking MRT or Bassani, with the y pipe... any other thoughts?

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RE: yet another exhaust question! - 11/10/2006 12:48:09 PM   
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http://www.rpmoutlet.com/05v6jbaexh.htm Did a little researching for you and came up with a website you may have heard of it but that link above has pictures of JBA's y pipe dual exhaust with sound clips of start up launch and drive by. ... hopefully that will help you with your decision making ... also my buddy has a magnaflow y pipe dual and i have the jba true dual both of our cars sound japanese anyone else have that goin on???

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RE: yet another exhaust question! - 11/10/2006 1:08:02 PM   
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i doubt that you would lose hp. It just doesnt have enough extra gain over a single to justify the cost. As for sound its gonna sound great. Youll want an hpipe for chambered mufflers like flow masters and xpipe for mufflers like magnaflows. I used to have dual gt takeoffs with hpipe and it sounded good. Now my customs shop hooked m eup with magnaflow duals but back on the ypipe. Ill be changing it to straight pipes as soon as i have time to go work with them.

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RE: yet another exhaust question! - 11/10/2006 5:50:39 PM   
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I have a question. What are you going to do in the back where the extra pipe comes out to make it look like the other side?

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RE: yet another exhaust question! - 11/10/2006 5:53:12 PM   
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i have a gt rear bumper now but before just a small cut out in the bumper.

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RE: yet another exhaust question! - 11/10/2006 6:38:08 PM   
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Cut the rear valance to match the right side, there is a post here somewhere with directions. I aqcuired a GT rear bumper through an unfortunate accident... not my fault... so I won't need to worry about that... there is your second option...


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RE: yet another exhaust question! - 11/11/2006 12:30:24 AM   
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Cutting the v6 bumper is risky. You make a mistake the bumpers gonna look like crap. Also the risk of it chipping from the cuts. GT Bumpers are $160 from diversified so its not expensive to change out bumpers.

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RE: yet another exhaust question! - 11/11/2006 11:05:39 AM   
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Thanks for the advice. For $160 think I would go with that option.

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