custom exhaust
custom exhaust
getting a custom built exhaust tomorrow, any suggestions about the sizing?? its basically gonna be straight pipes, true dual and like 2.5" piping, does that sound good??
Homemade Exhaust....?
The 2.50 pipe is the size most commonly used with our cars but how it sounds
will depend on the muffler/mufflers you use. You don't want to have it sound
like a Ford truck so muffler selection w/b critical. Don't forget to use a
cross over that too will effect the final sound....G/L
will depend on the muffler/mufflers you use. You don't want to have it sound
like a Ford truck so muffler selection w/b critical. Don't forget to use a
cross over that too will effect the final sound....G/L
Originally Posted by Klubbheads
if its going to be true dual then i would go with 2.25 ID.
Trending Topics
Originally Posted by MoeMoney1818
like at the most, about $250, a buddy of mine did his corvette for $180 

I would strongly suggest some sort of cross-over and not a true dual. It loses you power overall by not working efficiently. Just my .02 from various exhaust specialists I've talked to and know.
Duals are alright if you are running like 3 feet of piping on a racing engine that just spits it out before passing the rear axle. That or you just have immense power already. Our cars aren't that juiced stock so I would go with higher flow of an X-pipe.
Duals are alright if you are running like 3 feet of piping on a racing engine that just spits it out before passing the rear axle. That or you just have immense power already. Our cars aren't that juiced stock so I would go with higher flow of an X-pipe.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Mad A
Not G35 Related
4
Dec 8, 2015 01:45 PM



