Bradentucky
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- Jimmy
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I was thinking that I would have to remove the Y and move the driver's side over to make room for the Passenger's side. then side-by-side to the rear axial then up and over and spilt to each side. If I don't like the sound I can add small resonators to each side before the tailpipe.NOT making fun, genuine question for anyone else who answers, is a true dual possible without routing the passenger bank to the driver side then back over? Take pictures and sound clips once you get this done! I am sure a lot of people would love true duals.
I am trying to avoid the shop. I will take pictures and list the step by step if I get the information and the install is pretty straight forward.Following to know how this works out for you... I have also been very interested in the true duals, I have a custom shop near me I am trying to get in to so we can work this out...
Are you planning to include an H-pipe to connect the two sides? Based on my admittedly dated dual-exhaust knowledge from my classic mustang days, the H-pipe is pretty crucial to efficient exhaust scavenging versus two fully separate pipe systems.I was thinking that I would have to remove the Y and move the driver's side over to make room for the Passenger's side. then side-by-side to the rear axial then up and over and spilt to each side. If I don't like the sound I can add small resonators to each side before the tailpipe.
Follow up, will you be removing the exhaust loop on the driver side?Are you planning to include an H-pipe to connect the two sides? Based on my admittedly dated dual-exhaust knowledge from my classic mustang days, the H-pipe is pretty crucial to efficient exhaust scavenging versus two fully separate pipe systems.