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mcp1990 03-23-2014 07:48 PM

What exhaust mods for a dual mode exhaust?
 
Just wondering. If I get a 1LE with NPP. What type of headers and mid pipe would work best for it?

Thanks

Wolvie70 03-23-2014 08:59 PM

Pretty much whatever your budget allows, I know of no restrictions because of it.

mcp1990 03-23-2014 10:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Wolvie70 (Post 7519436)
Pretty much whatever your budget allows, I know of no restrictions because of it.

Thank you.

Xpipe and kooks longtubes is what I'm thinking.

Apex Motorsports 03-24-2014 07:24 AM

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Originally Posted by mcp1990 (Post 7519675)
Thank you.

Xpipe and kooks longtubes is what I'm thinking.

The x-pipe isn't even necessary. Factory connect headers are all you really need.

Indydriver 03-24-2014 09:43 AM

I'm exploring the same for my LS3 vert with NPP, and I'm probably more concerned about getting it TOO loud than you.

One well respected tuner here has advised me to do exactly what Chase just advised: leave the OE mid-pipe (H pipe) in place. He claimed it reduces drone compared to the aftermarket 3" X pipes. Not to mention, a big cost savings, especially on the vert where bracing interference becomes an issue.

ST1LE 03-24-2014 09:48 AM

Lately there have been quite a few threads about NPP with headers and getting the desired sound level. Do a quick search and I am sure you will find enough posts from members citing their experiences to give you the answers you are looking for.

Indydriver 03-24-2014 09:53 AM

I've done the search and yes, there are many interesting threads. But, it doesn't hurt anything for the OP to start a new one with his specific application and concerns. You may not care anymore, but I enjoy seeing them and reading them to see the latest input from dealers, manufacturers and end users.

ST1LE 03-24-2014 12:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Indydriver (Post 7520378)
I've done the search and yes, there are many interesting threads. But, it doesn't hurt anything for the OP to start a new one with his specific application and concerns. You may not care anymore, but I enjoy seeing them and reading them to see the latest input from dealers, manufacturers and end users.


You are right, it doesnt hurt at all. If I didnt care I wouldn't read or post replies. Not sure why you are jumping to conclusions.

I informed OP that there are some recent posts that will also help him out. He wont be shocked to see that MANY posts are from me as I was in this boat 3 weeks ago. I wanted my post to be a heads up to whats been discussed as I was trying to be helpful. Didn't mean for my post to sound as if he isnt allowed to post, and apologies to the OP if he thought that.

:focus:
Good luck OP, whatever you choose you will be happy with the end result....ask me how I know. :biggrin:


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