True Dual Kits???
True Dual Kits???
Any exhuast companies make a true dual kit??? They all seem to be SI/DO.......is this because of a backpressue reason?
Do you lose any HP from doing a true dual w/ an x or h pipe???? wouldnt it perform a little better???
Do you lose any HP from doing a true dual w/ an x or h pipe???? wouldnt it perform a little better???
No need for "true duals"...and that would include removing Cats which is unlawful for the first 8yrs/80K miles....and your truck will not run as efficiently.
A High-flow/high performance muffler replacing the stocker with dual tailpipes or larger single will get you what you need performance-wise.
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A High-flow/high performance muffler replacing the stocker with dual tailpipes or larger single will get you what you need performance-wise.
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the main problem is packaging and space limitations.yes you can have true duals made,but your fuel tank gets in the way on drivers side.you may notice A Little top end improvement but not much on these trucks
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Originally Posted by nixRsix
I wanted to redo the whole exhuast, header into some hiflo cats(one on each side) and then into some magnaflows (true duals) Wouldnt it run ok, smog, back pressure, etc.....???
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Originally Posted by GrandA&TPerform
No need for "true duals"...and that would include removing Cats which is unlawful for the first 8yrs/80K miles....and your truck will not run as efficiently.
A High-flow/high performance muffler replacing the stocker with dual tailpipes or larger single will get you what you need performance-wise.
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A High-flow/high performance muffler replacing the stocker with dual tailpipes or larger single will get you what you need performance-wise.
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Originally Posted by Jeeps&Fords
Why can't you have cats with true duals?
Originally Posted by 02XLT4X4
You could leave the stock cats and cut into the stock y-pipe and go back from there if you were so inclined.
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You'll have to get a shop fab-up true duals, and they can be done with cats.
That's what I've got.
Long-tube headers eliminate the pre-cats only.
But the bigger issue is, IMHO:
True duals on a basically stock engines aren't really needed. A SI/DO muffler would be fine with no performance penalty.
You only need true duals if you are running a blower/turbo, IMHO.
Just my two cents
That's what I've got.
Long-tube headers eliminate the pre-cats only.
But the bigger issue is, IMHO:
True duals on a basically stock engines aren't really needed. A SI/DO muffler would be fine with no performance penalty.
You only need true duals if you are running a blower/turbo, IMHO.
Just my two cents
no better ?
Originally Posted by GrandA&TPerform
I didn't say you couldn't....he just clarified from his original post/question wanting "true duals" to say he was talking about from motor-back with headers. That would involve removing the stock cats as any type of header will most likely not bolt up to the existing downpipes/cats.....It's against Federal Law to remove Catalytic Converters within the first 8 yrs/80K miles unless they are damaged. That's all I was saying.
Yeah...but it's a lot of extra $ for no more performance than a SI/DO muffler...
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Yeah...but it's a lot of extra $ for no more performance than a SI/DO muffler...
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i pull my 6500lb mx race trailer every weekend in the hills of pa- my part throttle tq and pulling power ios increased over the stock factory 3# setup in my van-my.02$-phil
Originally Posted by openclasspro#11
i pull my 6500lb mx race trailer every weekend in the hills of pa- my part throttle tq and pulling power ios increased over the stock factory 3# setup in my van-my.02$-phil

Originally Posted by openclasspro#11
i pull my 6500lb mx race trailer every weekend in the hills of pa- my part throttle tq and pulling power ios increased over the stock factory 3# setup in my van-my.02$-phil



