JBA Dual
JBA Dual
I wanna run JBA on my truck, but I want to run duals, Is the JBA dual setup for v8's possible? Been contemplating with Stangdroptop on this, just not sure.
If possible where can I get this setup from?
If possible where can I get this setup from?
No, 4.0
Here is the single JBA system they make for the 4.0
http://www.jbaheaders.com/detail_exh...asp?id=40-2540
Here is the dual system they make for the 4.0 mustang
2005-09 Mustang V6 4.0L Jba Dual Exit Stainless Steel Cat Back Exhaust System With H-Pipe at LRS - Same Day Shipping!
Is it possible to run that dual setup?
http://www.jbaheaders.com/detail_exh...asp?id=40-2540
Here is the dual system they make for the 4.0 mustang
2005-09 Mustang V6 4.0L Jba Dual Exit Stainless Steel Cat Back Exhaust System With H-Pipe at LRS - Same Day Shipping!
Is it possible to run that dual setup?
I would end up taking it to an exhaust shop, I'm just wondering if they could either make it work or run a custom dual setup out of the single system.....confusing much Im sorry I don't know **** about exhaust.
you are making this way too complicated
if you want true dual exhaust, buy two mufflers of your choice in 2.25" size, two cats if you need them and have a shop bend it all up once the headers are installed.
or reuse your exhaust to the converters, then buy a single inlet/dual outlet muffler and have a shop bend it all up for you
if you want true dual exhaust, buy two mufflers of your choice in 2.25" size, two cats if you need them and have a shop bend it all up once the headers are installed.
or reuse your exhaust to the converters, then buy a single inlet/dual outlet muffler and have a shop bend it all up for you
You won't be disappointed...
Heres my 2 cents from the FNG :) . On a smaller displacement motor, ie v6, you are going to loose a lot of bottom end(torque) with a true dual setup. Sadly a V6 does not have the torque of a V8 so in my opinion there is no acceptable trade off. A 2 into 1 system that is properly engineered, like one from JBA, is superior to true duals on a smaller displacement motor. It is set up to scavenge efficiently and will actually produce more power than true duals. I would stick with the 2 into 1 system.
Heres my 2 cents from the FNG :) . On a smaller displacement motor, ie v6, you are going to loose a lot of bottom end(torque) with a true dual setup. Sadly a V6 does not have the torque of a V8 so in my opinion there is no acceptable trade off. A 2 into 1 system that is properly engineered, like one from JBA, is superior to true duals on a smaller displacement motor. It is set up to scavenge efficiently and will actually produce more power than true duals. I would stick with the 2 into 1 system.
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