question on exhaust cutouts!!
So, Ive been lookin for the most available power on the new beast. From what I have read when you do dual exhaust you have to have a x pipe, or conect the exhaust pipes in the middle somewhere. Now, if I have pacesetter longtubes goin into pacesetters 3 inch y pipe, then into a flowmaster catback, can I install dual cutouts in the y pipe? Or would it be best just to have one cutout right after the two exhuast pipes come together and hook up to the flowmaster? I was lookin at just doin one 3 inch cutout where it connects to the flowmaster, but should I do two of them, one on each bank of the y pipe before it merges? Its a daily driver, so Im guessing not much power can be gained from duals on the street.
Thanks!
Cody
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Cody
Re: question on exhaust cutouts!!
Originally Posted by firebirdStud
So, Ive been lookin for the most available power on the new beast. From what I have read when you do dual exhaust you have to have a x pipe, or conect the exhaust pipes in the middle somewhere. Now, if I have pacesetter longtubes goin into pacesetters 3 inch y pipe, then into a flowmaster catback, can I install dual cutouts in the y pipe? Or would it be best just to have one cutout right after the two exhuast pipes come together and hook up to the flowmaster? I was lookin at just doin one 3 inch cutout where it connects to the flowmaster, but should I do two of them, one on each bank of the y pipe before it merges? Its a daily driver, so Im guessing not much power can be gained from duals on the street.
Thanks!
Cody
Thanks!
Cody
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