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Black88GT
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Im looking into new exhaust. I currently have dumps, and need tails. The catback Im looking into is the flowmaster. I notice they have a few different ones. Im looking for a nice loud setup, so would I go with the force II, or the American thunder?
Also, I need a new h or X pipe. Dr gas was recomended to me, and I was wondering If Dr Gas has dealers, or if I had to go through them directly. Thanks.
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Posts: 991 | From: Alameda | Registered: Aug 2001
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IRISH
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If you want a nice lil rumble form you ride? Go with 40 series flows and an o/r H pipe!!!! Great set up!
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stangin'
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Dave
american thunder uses the 2-chamber flows which is louder/deeper than the force ll that uses 3-chamber flows. pretty sure dr. gas has dealers, but i dunno anywhere local.
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Glenn
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Why not try something different. I like the sound of the Hooker aero chambers. That is what I am going to try next.
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DragGuam
Posts: 2009 | From: Stationed on a Pacific Island, Guam | Registered: Oct 2001
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LAST302
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I think you can only get Dr. Gas through the mags and whatnot. To be honest over the years I have tried many types of exhaust and what seems to line up the best, sound good, last, and is cheap and easy to get is BBK- IMO. A friend of mine bought Dr. Gas x for longtubes and he had to spend alot of money to get the thing to line up right. There exhaust also comes in alot of pieces so you have to put it together and then have it welded. Good luck!!
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KCmustangboy
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Dr. Gas is GREAT I just got one from them direct. I believe, DrGas.com and I LOVE it, I think they are one of the best period. just my .02!
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Posts: 1691 | From: San Jose, CA | Registered: Oct 2002
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Black88GT
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so would you guys go with Dr Gas over a o/r H?
I was begining to lean twards a H pipe. The benefits of the H are sound, and it sounds like easier to install over the Dr Gas
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Posts: 991 | From: Alameda | Registered: Aug 2001
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Glenn
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quote:
Originally posted by Black88GT:
so would you guys go with Dr Gas over a o/r H?
I was begining to lean twards a H pipe. The benefits of the H are sound, and it sounds like easier to install over the Dr Gas
The X gives the car a slightly higher tone than the H. Are you going with long tubes, or shorties? I liked the sound of the X.
Here is DR Gas' X pipe, looks a lot like the flowtech brand and their website: http://www.drgas.com/street-cat.html
Flowtech:
[ July 01, 2003, 06:25 AM: Message edited by: Glenn ]
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Posts: 2009 | From: Stationed on a Pacific Island, Guam | Registered: Oct 2001
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