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10-06-2000, 12:42 AM
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Location: Nor-Cal
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h-pipe
Ok, I really want my next step to be an H-pipe, because I LOVE the sound of my car. However, seeing that I am in the very strict California, I would have to get one with 2 Hi-flow cats. What Im wondering is whether I should even put the pipe on. Is it worth it? Will I feel a big difference? Anyone have experience w/this? Thanks.
------------------ 97 GT Gold w/Tan int. K&N, Flows, 4.10's, subframes, 17x9 Cobra R's |
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