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    Hopper111 is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Ok fellas, and Ladies, its time to put some exhaust on my elky...I work with a guy that will be doing it for me. He just wants to know what i want...

    The way i see it, i have 3 routes...
    1) X Pipe
    2) H pipe
    3) duals all the way from the headers...

    any info on which one does what would be much helpful, and which one would be the better choice in a street scenario...

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    Use either the H or the X, you'll make a little more power and it will sound a lot sweeter.
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    ok thanks tech, i've been told that the x pipe just sounds so sweet when you put some sweet power into it...

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