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Header-Back Dual 2 1/2 in. Exhaust Kit Fits Select 1964-1972 Buick, Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile Models
555-30551
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Header-Back Dual 2-1/2" Exhaust Kits With Mufflers
JEGS 555-30551 Header-Back Dual Exhaust Kit Features:
FAQ
Do you lose horsepower with dual exhaust?
- No, JEGS 555-30551 dual exhaust enhances horsepower by improving exhaust flow. It reduces back pressure, optimizing engine performance for increased power and efficiency.
Does dual exhaust give more horsepower?
- Yes, JEGS dual exhaust, like the 555-30551, can boost horsepower. It allows for better scavenging, minimizing exhaust gas restriction, and contributing to improved engine efficiency and increased power.
Is dual exhaust worth it?
- Absolutely, investing in JEGS dual exhaust, such as the 555-30551 or our 2.5 exhaust pipe kit, is worth it for the performance gains. It enhances horsepower, exhaust note, and overall driving experience.
What is the difference between 2 in 1 exhaust and dual exhaust?
- JEGS offers both options. A 2 in 1 exhaust combines two exhaust pipes into one collector, while dual exhaust has separate pipes. The choice depends on your preference for style and performance.
Specifications:
Hi! So I was wondering if this exhaust system would still work for my car if it doesn’t have a turbo?
Are there ant fitment issues over the axel and around the gas tank on a 1970 Chevelle big block?
I have a Hooker Header 2451HKR already installed in my 84 El Camino. In the kit #520-2451K has this back exhaust kit image displayed. However in the kit #555-30551, it states the highest year compatible is 1972. Will this kit fit in an 84 El Camino?
What is O.D of this 2.5 exhaust
I ordered this product for a factory installation but the factory exhaust manifold does not mate up. Do you have a manifold application for this product?
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Electrical Cords
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