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Old 04-18-2007, 02:37 PM
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Hey... at least he didn't want SIDE PIPES on his P.

BTW.. I think the duals look good... but would have to offer some HP gains.
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Dual looks meh. Buy suspension and brake stuff before wasting the time on something cosmetic like that. To each his own but, N/A's are SLOW. N/A's will always be slow even completely gutted like a Spec Car. IMO, I wouldn't waste the time doing anything like that to a car that only makes what, 120-125whp? How about spending time and money on actual performance in the form of forced induction! j/k If you absolutely have to have a dual exhaust, just run a y splitter like others suggested and only run a tip on the other side.
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Yea why don't you just drop in a 968 motor and bolt up some 968 brakes. Oh....uh...nevermind.
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Good reason for the duals.
Old 04-18-2007, 06:33 PM
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Originally Posted by blindeye
Good reason for the duals.
Is yours a V-8? If so I want a ride!!!
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Just a V4
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I4 not a v4
Old 04-18-2007, 06:46 PM
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What I meant was that its the V4 half of the 928's V8
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The left half as you look at the engine.
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Which happens to be in a line.

The duals look cool on the 968, but they look too much like fart pipes on the turbo/S2. If they are dual exhausts, there would be no reason to have dual 3" tips like that anyway. Probably be not enough back pressure.



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