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    halftanked is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Car Year, Make, Model: 1929 ford
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    I'd check out what's available from Dodge that will bolt right on. My 91 dodge sevice truck had dual headpipes with a crossover between them stock. Hank

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    gbrown is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Car Year, Make, Model: 1932 Ford Roadster, 1935 Ford P/U,
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    I personally don't think that you will gain very much by switching to true duals. I know that on my daily driven 4th generation ls1 equiped camaro I went from stock to cat-back to intake/headers/heads/cam/cat-back to true duals. The reason that I went true duals was everyone told me that my car would make more power with the free flowing exhaust. I put the car on a dyno after the head cam swap and then again after the true duals were put on and sadly I was not awarded by very much. I don’t think the minimal gains were worth the cost of the true duals. Just my opinion though.

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