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Greg
Dodge Dakota
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4/29/2002
20:40:07
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I've heard that a dual out flowmaster for 2001 4.7L V8 produces lower torque at low speeds...is this true? Also, any pros or cons to this setup?
I think I'm gonna get the 70 series. Thanks!
-Greg
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handi2
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4/29/2002
20:46:17
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It has been noted that with duals you will lose torque. Most go with the swept side. Exiting the stock location.
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2002 Quad Cab SLT Plus 4.7 Every Available Option
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D
Dodge Dakota
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4/29/2002
21:33:42
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4.7's need the backpressure, dual out sounds
better, but robs power.
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kevster
Dodge Dakota
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4/29/2002
21:33:57
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I almost went with the 70 series also. but i had the 50 series on my 2K so i decided to go with the 50 again on my 4.7 quad cab 4x4, 2002 and i love it, plus it is 60.00 cheaper. and there is very little interior noise at cruise speed, around town it sounds like a 60's muscle car. . I am happy with the 50 series.
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Greg
Dodge Dakota
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4/29/2002
21:47:19
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Kevster, do you have the 50 series regular or SUV model?
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