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Hey nhrider1, take a look at Patriot 2-1. They are stainless, plain or black ceramic. Price is great and so is quality. You can adjust your sound. Good performer.
Hey nhrider1, take a look at Patriot 2-1. They are stainless, plain or black ceramic. Price is great and so is quality. You can adjust your sound. Good performer.
Thanks for the suggestion. Checked out their web site. Very reasonably priced. Not sure how I feel about moving parts in an exhaust system.
One you have misse is the Python 3 2:1 which is made by V&H for Drag Specialties; their "house" pipe. Same head pipe as the Propipe but with a slash cut muffler; also a bit cheaper than the Propipe.
Thanks, I did look at the Python 2-1. Looks pretty good, but not much info available about them. If its basically the same pipe as the pro pipe I may have to look again. Looks to be about $100 cheaper, but there are some complaints about blueing.
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