texastboneking

found this

True Dual Exhaust Definition
True dual exhaust incorporates two exhaust manifolds. Each manifold has exhaust header pipes that join into a solid exhaust pipe on each bank of the vehicle. Each bank has a separate catalytic converter, muffler and in some cases a resonator. Each exhaust bank (right and left) is independent of the other, with no equalizer tube or pipe between. Each exhaust pipe has it own hanger support system and clamps.

texastboneking

pics if true duels... still want to argue???

https://www.google.com/search?q=true...NeiC2gWH84H4AQ http://www.ehow.com/info_12203137_ga...#ixzz2MMf8MSvW

texastboneking

xpipe or hpipe is a dual exhaust. not a "true" dual exhaust...

i understand. its easy to confuse. i just ask you fully research before calling my drunk *** out

TheMuffinMan

Yeah your source isn't creditable at all. It's the equivalent of Wikipedia. Ill believe you once you find a creditable source that has information up that isn't from any random author who wants to write it up. Also the excepted term is divorced duals. Barely anyone calls it true duals they say it like this "true" duals. As in true true duals. The right term is divorced duals though. This is true because even though both systems are true dual exhaust one isn't like the other that's why they call it divorced duals. So far you only showed non creditable information to support your side yet couldn't come up with what divorced duals were to prove me wrong. Also look back a few posts I said both were a true dual just one had different TERMINOLOGY. That's like when you have two forms of cancer that are extremely similar you don't call it the same kind of cancer.

texastboneking

i digress... not willing to learn.. in texas true duals is divorced duals. dont know where your from... but if you come to texas and go to a exhaust shop and request true duals. you bettter expect divorced duals... just sayin
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TheMuffinMan

Not at all unwilling to learn. I'm not from Texas I'm from New York were terminology might be different. In the end I don't give a ****. Like I said both are true dual systems but only one is called true duals the other is called divorced duals. Guess they can't come up with anything to distinguish between the two different systems other then by putting " before and after dual. If you said you looked it up you didn't look it up that hard. Type in "difference between true duals and divorced duals" into google.

texastboneking

want a beer??? ill ship it

TheMuffinMan

Honestly yes, hate having pointless fights over terminology since it's different depending on geographical locations. Though it has keep me busy to stay up late to get my sleep cycle back on track.

texastboneking

i already drank all the good stuff... all i got left is corona light. will that suffice?

TheMuffinMan

****, how about I get some in New York and ill just pretend you sent it?

texastboneking

right my name on the bottle and you got a deal!

texastboneking

damnit!!! my first spelling mistake.... ment write... guess i shoudl stop drinkin now lol

TheMuffinMan

Alright deal! Didn't know you were so generous!

texastboneking

texan. southern hospitality

Skylar

"first"... right

This has been a very informative discussion on terminology/geography/alcohol.

1999Pony

Gotta love that last one

texastboneking

rodsoccer2

My thrush is 2.5 with 3 inch chrome tips on the end and it sounds great!

95_5.0

Get two more cylendars. No jk on 6 banger camaro I have 2.5" into my exhaust guys own muffler and it's sounds beefy all the way up 3500 then it changes from a v6 to a pissed off 4 banger

Skylar

Do you have a mid-pipe?