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Old 04-21-2002, 11:02 PM   #4
Tony Frank
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yea i know that 3 inch is a little big for my combo, but heres the deal, i have 2.5 inch now and dont like it at all, i can sell it to a buddy of mine for what i bought it for. and my dad has this kick *** 3 inch custom system done by watson engeneering. sooo ill just take his

i dont think im gonna notice the torque loss because im chainging from 3.55 gears in my 7.5 rear to 4.10 in a new 8.8 rear.

well if h pipes make more torque then i should go for that to compensate for the loss with the 3inch system......

also im planning on new heads so that should compliment the high flow exhaust
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