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Single Exhaust vs. Dual Exhaust
I was just curious to what the feeling is by some of you guys on single or dual exhaust systems on the 7.3. I have a straight pipe 3 1/2" single exhaust but i was planning on going up to a straight 4" system. I've been told the duals sound great but are they worth it?
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i like how they look. i like things to be balanced, its part of my job. i also think they would help spread the noise to either side of the truck; another bonus! i can't see how they would be a power gainer any more than a shortened exahaust, since the flow is still restricted up to the muffler. i loved the look and sound of the side exiting true duals on my 84 chevy truck. it will definitly be added when i get my diesel, even if not a power gainer.... |
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I am another one who likes the big monster out the right side! Blow all the smoke in one direction! All the noise in the same direction! just for little punks in little cars with getto blasters and windows down! give em all the smoke!
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