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Old 03-08-2007, 09:03 PM   #1
sleekism
1999 Ford Fairmont Ghia
 
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Default Extractors or Sports Exaust?

Well I've finished doing my taxes and realised I was going to get a nice amount, enough to buy the extractors and exaust I wanted.

Except for one problem.

Stupid muther farkin bills decided to come at the same time so now i face the decision of choosing a 2.5inch system or pacemaker extractors.

Is there any point having extractors with the restrictive exaust in my Fairmont?

What is going to give me more power extractors or sports exaust?

I'm luking at Lukey exausts has anybody used them and how good is the note?

What's the difference between regular pacemakers and pacemaker comps?

Cheers,

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