Motordyne Dual Shockwave w/Ti Tips Pics/Soundclips
09-18-2009, 12:49 PM
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Great Price from tony on the upgraded tips will probably order them as soon as i check out someone elses fromt the rear. Also as everyone else stated customer service is awesome, communication was super easy, and the product is just amazing. I think i have more pictures of it off the car then on the car because of how awesome it looks. Every weld is flawless, I mean i have compliments daily about how it sounds.
09-20-2009, 06:33 PM
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09-20-2009, 07:38 PM
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the power gained from the exhaust would probably compensate for any aerodynamic loss. i haven't heard of any problems with people running single exhausts, in which the same concept applies.
09-21-2009, 03:36 PM
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It was more so because I wasn't sure if the empty space from the stock muffler would create an air pocket at high speeds and bend/rip the rear bumper off 
I have heard of front bumpers without the front plastic underguard bending due to wind. Just covering everything I can think of
I have heard of front bumpers without the front plastic underguard bending due to wind. Just covering everything I can think of
09-21-2009, 06:28 PM
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It was more so because I wasn't sure if the empty space from the stock muffler would create an air pocket at high speeds and bend/rip the rear bumper off
I have heard of front bumpers without the front plastic underguard bending due to wind. Just covering everything I can think of
I have heard of front bumpers without the front plastic underguard bending due to wind. Just covering everything I can think of
that would be hilarious, but if you keep the car under 160, i don't think you have to worry much
if you're worried about an air pocket you could do a bumper tuck to help a little without having to spend much, but it would look like sh*t with the motordyne imo.
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10-01-2009, 08:49 AM
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can i get a price shipped to 91406 gamma dual exhaust, /w xyz pipe, 4inch ti burned rolled tips, would i need anything else as far as exhaust components for a full replacement? thanks for your help
10-02-2009, 07:39 AM
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not me, still have the normal SW and its been about 2 months. Its deffientely loud but its what i was going for. Might pick up the 4" tips once i see what they look like mounted up.
10-02-2009, 12:15 PM
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yah 4.5 thats what i ment, yah i seen the pics of them i just want to see what they look like all mounted to make sure they dont look to big then i will probably order them after that.
10-03-2009, 07:23 PM
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Just installed my dual gamma today (thanks Juicehead!). Easy install and great sound. One issue, however: does anyone have any tips (pardon the pun) on getting the tips to sit level with each other? My left side is hanging about 3/4" lower than the right. We tried rotating and wiggling everything from the xyz on back, to no avail. Rotating the midpipe may have helped, but would have brought the pipe into contact with the sway bar. Any pearls of wisdom would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
10-03-2009, 07:29 PM
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Mine were also off. I had to call Tony to get some spacers to lower the right side down. I personally think this should have been resolved in the manufacturing processes instead of a fix.
You need about a half inch spacer for the 3 bolts on the right side bracket near the bumper to lower that bracket down a little. It will level it out perfectly.
You need about a half inch spacer for the 3 bolts on the right side bracket near the bumper to lower that bracket down a little. It will level it out perfectly.
