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Old 11-17-2005, 06:00 PM
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Question True dual exhaust

for true dual exhuast do you need another convertor or can it be just custom made second pipe from the orginal converter......or am i just totally missing the point of true duals and.........will i get the same increase in hp if i just add the second pipe behind the convertor without the second convertor?
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Old 11-17-2005, 07:43 PM
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Re: True dual exhaust

True duals in my book never combine.
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Re: True dual exhaust

A true dual uses two cats - one for each manifold. As far as "never touching" is concerned, a true dual system can have both sides connected through a "balance pipe" that connects both sides behind the cats. This helps to smooth pulses through the exhaust system, decreasing back pressure and helping the engine to breathe.
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do you mean like a "H" pipe? i heard someone talking about it and i just assumed thats what your refering to...... correct me if im wrong
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Re: True dual exhaust

Yes, an "H" pipe.
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Re: True dual exhaust

X pipe would be better.
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yes im running true duals on my lt1, two cats and a x pipe, btw its a 2 3/4" system and it sounds dumb without the x pipe
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thanx for clearing that up....is $600 a reasonable price for a dual exhaust.......originally one pipe
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does that include cats? i payed 900 for mine with borla muffler and high flow cats
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i think so...... its with magana flows including 3" tips
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Re: True dual exhaust

do you get inspected for cats and such where you are ?

if not then i would get long tube hedman hedders form summit for these car for 140 and the Hedman X-tensions 2.5": HED-18806 : $21.95
they are S shaped and bolt to the collectors and will get it to where you can connect straight pipes

pipe and mufflers are cheap at local store

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well i have what i consider true duals on my 92 caprice and i have 2 picpes 1 from each manifold into two flowmaster mufflers i think there 40 series with two two turn down tips with no cats i would consider hat true duals .. as for the h or x pipe does that make it do any better ????? please let me know
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