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D&D Low Cat. Looks great, sounds great, performs great, and you'll never drag it in a hard corner. No offense to anyone, but I think the Thunderheader's QC is shoddy.
I checked out the D&D fat cats and those were pretty solid.
Every one I've seen in person looks like it was put together out of spare parts (if that makes any sense). They just don't seem to be well-assembled. They sound great and perform well, but they don't look good to me, and they don't look..........quality.
rthomp, I get what you're saying. They sound great, perform great but don't look all that great. I've been running mine for 7 years and a lot of my friends swear by them (thunderheaders). They've tried other pipes but always go back to the THs. I think they have great quality but don't necessarily have the looks to go with them. I want to go for a different look without sacrificing performance.
Anybody seen, running or heard anything about the Martin Bros Fatdaddies? I can't find too much about them on the web (besides the stock pictures).
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