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Are you looking for sound, performance, or looks? Not that my opinion should make any difference but I like the first one. But it's probably loud as hell and performance may suffer (not enough back pressure).
BTW, my sister-in-law lives in Kaneohe, a few block from the mall.
Are you looking for sound, performance, or looks? .
Those are some crazy pipes tho!
Whats the overall look you going for too?
I like the 2nd one.
Oh yeah those pipes look like they're not made for O2 sensors, I would check on that.
Are you looking for sound, performance, or looks? Not that my opinion should make any difference but I like the first one. But it's probably loud as hell and performance may suffer (not enough back pressure).
BTW, my sister-in-law lives in Kaneohe, a few block from the mall.
I live behind the safeway...pretty close to the mall. I'm looking for sound over performance...than and something unique.
All I can say is neither of the two you posted. The crazy chopper exhaust is a dead fad. Go classic performance. DD Black Lowcat would be the only pipe I would even consider on a Blackline.
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