ATLP or XLR8 j-pipe?
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XLR8 for best performance, ATLP V2 for slam friendly (over 2"), RV6 for budget.
You really can't go wrong with any of them, but to maximize performance/exhaust scavenging, the XLR8 is my choice.
You really can't go wrong with any of them, but to maximize performance/exhaust scavenging, the XLR8 is my choice.
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appreciate it guys, i've always been leaning towards the xlr8 one. from all the threads i read it seemed like everyone loved their xlr8 j-pipe, just wanted some personal opinions. thanks!
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I've had BOTH from my experience I'd go XLR8 for performance and your butt dyno can really feel it but then there was clearance issues, if your lowered you WILL SCRAPE IT ALL UP. Nice looking welds too.
I opted for ATLP V2. It's nice too and don't have to worry at all for clearance issues or scraping. Can't go wrong either way they both provide best bang for your buck mod at the same price.
Good luck.
I opted for ATLP V2. It's nice too and don't have to worry at all for clearance issues or scraping. Can't go wrong either way they both provide best bang for your buck mod at the same price.
Good luck.
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