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#132296 07/05/2004 3:23 AM
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Anybody know if it is a big no no to do this? Seems like it would do the same as a balance pipe to me but then again it may do something negative to flow. Anybody tried this or know why not to?
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#132297 07/06/2004 4:45 PM
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as long as it is a good high flow muffler then it should be fine. my lightning has a dual in/out with an x-pipe built into it. works and sounds great.


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