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02-23-2002, 12:06 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: draper,va,us
Posts: 206
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h pipe
dont worry about loosing bottom end unless you planning on not using mufflers, as long as your car doesnt backfire you have enough back pressure, alot of people like them because in most cases they cost half as much as a pipe with cats,get the pipe and a good cat back and u will have awesome sound, if u have stock heads on you car its not gonna add much power because they dont flow very well but it will give u a deep throaty sound
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1998 mustang gt/manual..373s,bbk offroad h pipe,flowmaster cat back,c&l 80 mm maf,steeda triax,eibach springs,steeda ud pulleys,upr timing adjuster,screamon demos coil packs,motorsports 9mm plug wires,steea aluminum lca's,steeda heavy duty uca's and just over 100 k on the clock |
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