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      10-31-2023, 01:49 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by mike@x-ph.com View Post
They both amplify the mid-range sound with a deeper and cleaner tone.

The single midpipe offers the cleanest sound, with a rasp free tone through the RPM, even at high RPM.

the equal length has a deeper more aggressive mid-range with a louder higher RPM sound, but can get a bit raspy on high revs.

They are both a major improvement over stock; it ultimately is up to the customer to decide which sound they are looking for.
Would the OEM flap work with interior button on an after market mid? Does that even commence in the mid pipe area?
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