BUB pipes showed today!
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From: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Those look good, I almost went with those exact pipes for my Train except I wanted the turn out tips but I ended up getting a great deal on my Bassani's. What are your impressions of quality, fit & finish and sound??
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All I need now is for this weather to clear up so I can crank out some milage.
on the train.... nice choice...
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Man it must be a Bub/Rinehart thing cuz' my 2-1 is the hardest pipe in the world to re-install takes two of us about 20 minutes locked in an absolute life or death struggle to get em' in the jugs!
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Well now that they have been on alittle. These Bub's are some nice pipes! The sound is nice,deep,very balanced,but not the loudest.Which is fine with me.
They definatly increased torque over the trouble makers and I don't think I lost anything on top, I might have even gained there alittle as well.
Now I'll be looking to get back on a dyno to see what the #'s actually are.
What is a good price to just do a dyno run, no tuning???
They definatly increased torque over the trouble makers and I don't think I lost anything on top, I might have even gained there alittle as well.
Now I'll be looking to get back on a dyno to see what the #'s actually are.
What is a good price to just do a dyno run, no tuning???
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