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The method Dave explains above is exactly how I did my BTM muffler, which is 3.5" straight through and by rotating 180 degrees it made it a straight shot. My EGt's dropped 100-150 degrees between the AIS/BTM combo, and I have never hit 1250 degrees even when towing heavy, that comes from good air flow and proper tunning. Good Luck
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Open exhaust, tuner on 3, got almost 20 average at 75 mph, was averaging 15 before.
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