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Twin 3" is good. I would have gone a 4" but car was pretty low and I wanted twin exit like the gt.

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High flow cat and replace the center muffler with a hot dog.

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  On 29/01/2012 at 12:34 PM, Dillz said:

High flow cat and replace the center muffler with a hot dog.

im curious about this hotdog idea, I usually prefer a sausage roll.

what does this hotdog do exactly?

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  On 29/01/2012 at 12:34 PM, Dillz said:

High flow cat and replace the center muffler with a hot dog.

My thoughts exactly, should sound good, flows well enough and should be well under $500. IMO don't get a cat-back looking for performance if your cat converter is stock. Or figure out how much power you think you want, add 50kw and save and do it once aka Xforce/CES/Manta 3.5" single..

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  On 29/01/2012 at 6:26 PM, The Outsider said:

im curious about this hotdog idea, I usually prefer a sausage roll.

what does this hotdog do exactly?

Well you remove the center muffler for more noise but this can create a loud drone and some times sounds like a tractor at certain RPM, a hot dog muffler/resonator fixes the resonance in the system and should sound better then just straight pipes.

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