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Was going to go cat-back, not anymore!

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Old 06-22-2011, 08:44 AM
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I changed my oil last week and got to looking while I was down underneath. It doesn't appear that it would be too difficult to go with a true dual exhaust.

I was originally trying to decide between a Gibson system or a custom Borla based cat-back. What I'm thinking now is an X-pipe where there left and right tubes join together Followed by probably a di/do with exits at 45 degrees behind the rear tires... I'm not overly knowledgeable on exhaust systems so thoughts and recommendations are welcome!

Oh and it's on a '11 Screw 4x4 off-road with 5.0.
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Sounds good to me...
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Id like to see/hear this setup if you do it
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An "x" or "H" pipe arrangement would give a nice balanced sound. But to be a true dual you would need 2 cats ( i am assuming the 5.0 Coyote might already be a 2 cat setup?) and two mufflers. The correct sized single pipe will give you equal performance at a reduced cost...just sayin' (with stock manifolds)



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