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Old 03-15-2000, 10:49 PM   #2
Hammer
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While I've had similiar concerns in the past, the fact that the 99-00 engines are putting out much better numbers and that the exhausts are much less restrictive stock, I think you'll be fairly safe as long as you go for an X-pipe with cats...

I have spoken to several users of the exhaust, and responses have ranged from absolutely no torque loss felt to a small loss in torque but a better gain in horsepower.

To be sure to keep some of that torque and to keep the smog man happy, I would go with the x-pipe with cats. I have yet to hear someone dissatisfied with the mod....

Just my opinion...

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