I am trying to get my wife's V6 sounding a little better and lookin the part as well. I had to already buy a new rear GT bumper for it as she was involved in a hit and run and they never found the guy .
Anyways, I have ordered her the GT takeoff's from newtakeoff. I was looking at the Ninosport dual exhaust pipe kit on ebay. does anyone have this or heard anything good/bad about it?
I used it with my GT takeoffs, it fit perfectly and the sound is exactly what i hoped it would be (slightly louder and deeper tone than the single GT i had before). Didn't notice an increase or decrease in power or mileage either.
Like I mentioned in another recent post I like the the ninosport Y for the ease of installation in your driveway in a couple hours or so and no welding .If your not going to do any serious mods you can't go wrong
Yes can be installed in the driveway. Plus it clamps together so if i need to replace anything it would be no problem taking it off. No, its not a true dual. It puts a Y-pipe on the single midpipe.
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Joined: 8/29/2007 From: ankeny, ia Status: offline
i've considered this kit as well, but think i'm just gonna stick with single, but i'm still fighting with myself over what to do, hence why nothing's been done to it ...technically, true dual implies no x or h, doesn't it? the x and h pipe are used to balance the flow and prevent popping/gattling gun sound, right?...if you listen to old straight piped cars, that's what it sounds like without an h pipe...had that setup on my mopar and when i'd shift or let off it would sound like a machine gun...think you can hear it in Bullitt a few times..or listen to a harley when they let off
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