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none in 757 I called everywhere I could think of. What the trick is if you are set on custom exhaust. Get one size up in piping that you want like 2.25 -2.50 and have it crush bent that way when the gasses hit the bends it will still flow as well as a mandrel bend.
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Re: muffler shops
Originally Posted by STK CRX
none in 757 I called everywhere I could think of. What the trick is if you are set on custom exhaust. Get one size up in piping that you want like 2.25 -2.50 and have it crush bent that way when the gasses hit the bends it will still flow as well as a mandrel bend.
compensate for the crush bends by getting larger diameter piping. 2.5 inch should set you straight.
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Re: muffler shops
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compensate for the crush bends by getting larger diameter piping. 2.5 inch should set you straight.
I may go with an electric cutout,it seems to be a pretty good idea. Anybody ever heard of this?
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Electric cutouts definitely help cut down on the noise when you're just trying to go back and forth without hassle.
Here's a review of (I believe) the Apex'i Exhaust Control Valve:
http://xxl.driftheaven.com/driftheavenevc.html
Here's a review of (I believe) the Apex'i Exhaust Control Valve:
http://xxl.driftheaven.com/driftheavenevc.html
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Originally Posted by cyimsofast
I may go with an electric cutout,it seems to be a pretty good idea. Anybody ever heard of this?
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