Dual Exhaust on a budget

Discussion in '2005 - 2012 Specific V6 Tech' started by lonchair, Oct 24, 2006.

  1. lonchair Founding Member

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    Just thought I'd pass on my budget minded dual exhaust setup.

    1) FRPP X-pipe
    2) GT take off flow tubes and mufflers
    3) New hangers from Ford

    I lucked into (under $100.00) a set of almost new flow tubes and mufflers a local GT owner had removed in favor of some after market system. I then ordered a FRPP X-Pipe to mount the flow tubes to my factory lead off pipes. I'm figuring I may have to have the X-Pipe tweaked a little to mate up to the V6 lead off pipes. Except for cutting the factory pipes and sectioning in the X-Pipe, it should be a bolt on setup. In total, I'll have about 225.00 in a stainless dual exhaust setup. I'll post up some pics after I get it installed sometime in the next few weeks.
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    If you cut the factory y-pipe in the right place the x-pipe will slip right over the y-pipe and hang on the factory hanger.

    The downpipes from the V6 manifolds are 2.25, the x-pipe is 2.5, so the x-pipe will slip right over the downpipes. No tweaking or sectioning needed.

    Thats what I did, piece of cake, looks factory, doesnt affect emissions.
  3. nonstopred New Member

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    do you have any pics i can c?

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