Duals sound clip
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Duals sound clip
Hey guys, I finally got around to getting a sound clip of my exhaust system. It's true duals that follow the stock routing, with two glasspacks where the cat should be and flow tech shorties. No x-pipe yet either, probably won't happen until it's warm out again
If the link I put up doesn't work, click on my website and scroll down to the exhaust section. I have a verified link there highlighted in yellow, can't miss it
Let me know what you think, and what you think an x-pipe will do to the sound. I've heard it'll mellow it out some more, but I dunno
Right click on me, then select "save target as..."
If the link I put up doesn't work, click on my website and scroll down to the exhaust section. I have a verified link there highlighted in yellow, can't miss it
Let me know what you think, and what you think an x-pipe will do to the sound. I've heard it'll mellow it out some more, but I dunno
Right click on me, then select "save target as..."
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sounds pretty good
, what do you have for tips andwhat were you idling at?
p.s. it looks pretty cold out!
, what do you have for tips andwhat were you idling at?p.s. it looks pretty cold out!
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Yeah, stupid chicago winter is here, it's only about 35 out already...
The car was still kind of cold, so it was idling at about 700-750. Once it warms up it usually falls to about 600. No tips on it either, I like the stealth look so I have the pipes end about 2" behind the bumper cover. They are still one pipe on either side of the car though.
I think it looks pretty cool in the vid though when I gun it the first time and the taillights completely dissapear
Yeah, stupid chicago winter is here, it's only about 35 out already...
The car was still kind of cold, so it was idling at about 700-750. Once it warms up it usually falls to about 600. No tips on it either, I like the stealth look so I have the pipes end about 2" behind the bumper cover. They are still one pipe on either side of the car though.
I think it looks pretty cool in the vid though when I gun it the first time and the taillights completely dissapear
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lol, thats why i said it was cold, because of that part,
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Yep, its true duals following the stock routing. Me and my dad did it over a weekend.
Believe it or not, those are actually cheapie JC Whitney glasspacks. They didn't do much for volume reduction, but they did mellow the tone quite a bit. I think I paid $15-$20 each for them.
Yep, its true duals following the stock routing. Me and my dad did it over a weekend. Believe it or not, those are actually cheapie JC Whitney glasspacks. They didn't do much for volume reduction, but they did mellow the tone quite a bit. I think I paid $15-$20 each for them.
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