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NIck99
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5/03/2002
11:27:07
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Ok I got a Xpipe now I have a question can I hook up the xpipe to my headers then just run it straight out no cats or mufflers??would it hurt anything?? I know it wouldnt be legal but what else??
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alex
Dodge Dakota
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5/03/2002
13:12:28
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You might want to make sure it will clear the gas tank and driveshaft. Good luck.
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Hersbird
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5/03/2002
18:38:19
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pretty much any car without any mufflers or cat is waaaaay to loud for the street, let alone a v-8! Sometimes turbo cars witout mufflers are not horribly loud but you can't even idle a v-8 w/o mufflers and cats with out the neighbors calling the police! I've driven an older small block Plymouth down to the muffler shop with open headers once, I like a good rumble like everybody else but that was embarrasing.
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D
Dodge Dakota
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5/04/2002
01:16:55
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a couple guys in a honda crx had cut outs in
there exhaust, got banned from the track for
ever. was waaaay loud, and that was a 4
banger.
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DODGEZILLA
Dodge Dakota
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5/05/2002
01:25:01
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what about header dumps?
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Hersbird
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5/05/2002
13:16:15
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A dumped exhaust is for the drag strip only, not the street or daily driving. When you are at the track there will be plenty of open header cars (although not all tracks allow this anymore). If you tried to dump your exhaust in a street race I think it would be a huge beacon for the cops to zoom in on. It's hard to fly under the radar when your truck is louder then a stealth fighter!
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xplikt
Dodge Dakota
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5/05/2002
22:33:32
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No kidding, do you REALLY want to be that noticable (obnoxious, whatever you prefer)??
I'm hoping when I replace my 3rd cat it will bring me to the loudness I want. The MBRP with the cats is just too quiet. If you want real loud, MBRP is not it, but such a nice tone! It really is a good clean sound, but kind of like a kittens purr; deep, but not loud.
BTW, domestic cats purr around mid 20s - mid 40s Hz.
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