test pipe vs gutted cat
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It'll change the sound to where it won't sound as "hollow". As for any performance gains, it's probably so small you wouldn't notice.
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you probably wont notice a performance difference. the sound will be greatly approved
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you might be surprised as to the performance gain
though might not be much I am sure it will be there
a 2 1/2 inch pipe going into a big open area will slow down the air and create turbulance. while if it is just a straight pipe all the way to the muffs you get less turbulance and as everyone else said it does sound better
though might not be much I am sure it will be there
a 2 1/2 inch pipe going into a big open area will slow down the air and create turbulance. while if it is just a straight pipe all the way to the muffs you get less turbulance and as everyone else said it does sound better
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