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Old 12-22-2004, 03:19 AM   #1
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Wink Dual Exhaust systems or Single Exhaust system ?

Hey there

Which one do you prefer ? Dual or Single ?
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Old 12-22-2004, 04:19 AM   #2
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Re: Dual Exhaust systems or Single Exhaust system ?

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Old 12-22-2004, 01:23 PM   #3
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Re: Dual Exhaust systems or Single Exhaust system ?

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Which one do you prefer ? Dual or Single ?
it would depend upon the application. what's the platform? the 3000GT doesn't have a true dual exhaust. tho i love the low rumble and hum of a dual exhaust with headers on an LT1 Camaro.
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Old 12-22-2004, 01:25 PM   #4
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Re: Dual Exhaust systems or Single Exhaust system ?

I like the way dual looks, too bad its not a true dual on the 3S but I guess that would mean two cats and piping which would drive up the price and weight. Dosent the 300ZX have true dual?
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Re: Dual Exhaust systems or Single Exhaust system ?

what do u guys mean by true dual? when u change to after market exahust it becomes a true dual right????
beause i want to get a custom cat-back with the quad tips.
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Old 12-22-2004, 05:31 PM   #6
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3000gt style dual exhaust: One down pipe one Cat, whish splits into two pipes that go back to the mufflers

True dual: 2 sets of cats and pipes one from each "Bank" of cylinders.
I.E. one pipe for the front 3 cylinders, one pipe for the back 3 cylinders (usu it would be one for left, one for right, but because of the engine placement, i said F&B)
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For about 700 dollars you can have about 80 horespower at the wheels and about 70 torque.
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Old 12-22-2004, 05:42 PM   #7
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would it be safe if i ditched the fake duals and just had one aftermarket pipe..cause it would lower the weight a good pit, and its cheaper. but does that other little shitty pipe realy make much of a difference...need imput
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Re: Dual Exhaust systems or Single Exhaust system ?

I think it looks great, I like total simetry on a car.
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Nope the other pipe won't make a diffreence if you're running a single 3" pipe or even smaller possibly, it depends on the diameter of your downpipe. if it's only a 2" downpipe then a 3" catback won't really do much more than a 2" catback.

So, Nope it doesn't matter
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Re: Dual Exhaust systems or Single Exhaust system ?

How dose the True Dual work on the vr4? Is there enough room under the car to run two different 3" pipes all through the car.
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Don't think anyone has ever put true dual on a vr-4

It's just not practical for this specific application.
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Re: Dual Exhaust systems or Single Exhaust system ?

There's been a few true dual VR4's but everyone basically said it was a waste of money and just added weight.
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Old 12-23-2004, 01:28 AM   #13
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Re: Dual Exhaust systems or Single Exhaust system ?

lol, so its not worth the extra hp becaue of the weight???
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Re: Dual Exhaust systems or Single Exhaust system ?

You also wouldnt need 2 3" pipes, 2 2" pipes should be enough.
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Re: Re: Dual Exhaust systems or Single Exhaust system ?

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Dosent the 300ZX have true dual?
yes, the 300zx (z32(90-96)) has true dual exhaust...

and to me, it depends on the application...on a 3000gt i would take a true dual set up with nothing but 2 huge dual-tip mufflers, on on each side. that should give that low rumble that everyone loves.
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