4" side exhaust conversion
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4" side exhaust conversion
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4" side exhaust conversion
For those interested! This is Belanger headers, Random Tech cats and Burns 2 stage mufflers.
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Sounds badass!
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Sounds good.
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Sweet! Turbo car i assume? Is that the old red car set-up or is this a whole new deal?
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Nice and clean sound!
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More info please. Can you show us what you did to the back of the car? Maybe a better vid with drive by?
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I love the look. Quieter than I thought.
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Sorry the car was fixing to get loaded on transport headed home so I didn't get a chance to do any drive by. Yes we went with the 2 stage Burns mufflers which made a huge difference over there standard.
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Sweet! Turbo car i assume? Is that the old red car set-up or is this a whole new deal?
NA car and its parts of it.
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I'd like to hear one of these set up for a racing application (sans cats, etc)
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I'd like to hear one of these set up for a racing application (sans cats, etc)
No you wouldn't.
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Does it lose any TQ on NA applications like that? Looks great though, always liked the 4in exhausts, just what the doctor rodered for T-04 turbo set ups.
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id love to do that conversion but mine without cats is really loud now. coming out the side would be horrible for the street.
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Looks cool, but needs a big lumpy cam.
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