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Old 07 Jun 2007, 05:16 pm
MOPAR43 MOPAR43 is offline
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Default Re: dual exhaust for GT PT convertible

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Originally Posted by bados View Post
Remember, these are not true dual exhausts. A true dual runs from the engine back in a single pipe X 2. I find no decrease in the power with my Borla system on my '05 GT. In fact, with traction control in the off position, the front tires can burn rubber for almost 100 feet. I was on a Dodge Magnum Hemi's bumper up to 100 MPH on the turnpike here in FL. The guy driving the Dodge couldn't believe it. Do it...you'll love it.
Is your only drivetrain mod the dual exhaust system, no chipping, Stage I or air intake stuff?

Also, your trip with the Hemi Magnum surely wasn't from a standing start, though, just 60 to 100 accelerate, right?

Fred
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2003 Cruiser PT GT Turbo 4dr and fifteen others back to (my first and favorite) 1965 Plymouth Satellite 426 Hemi Conv't.
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