Dual exposed muffler pipes
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Dual exposed muffler pipes
Is it me or are more manufacurers shoving exposed dual exhaust tips on EVERYTHING. Dual pipes used to mean performance now I dont know what to think. Only reason I could possible think is for emissions reasons?
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Looks mainly. My car has a double tip on one side of the exhaust, definetly looks better than the single one on the Rabbit.
A Balanced look works on a lot of cars, and it does convey a sporty nature..
A Balanced look works on a lot of cars, and it does convey a sporty nature..
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Yes, we all know that lower exhaust restriction means more power.
The OEM'* are trying to squeeze every last ounze of efficiency out of their emission controlled and fuel mileage levied vehicles.
........it looks sexy and that sells also.
The OEM'* are trying to squeeze every last ounze of efficiency out of their emission controlled and fuel mileage levied vehicles.
........it looks sexy and that sells also.
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Originally Posted by EagleKammback
On my Kammback, I'll try to put split tips on her, no chrome tips, just ones that look factory, you know, pointing down at an angle. I just like that subtle performance look
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Originally Posted by EagleKammback
A beamer w/o chrome tips? What year
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