Reply to "GTS Exhaust"

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Because the GTS headers are 4-into-one of almost-equal-length tubing instead of the 6-piece sheet pressings that always unequally expand with heat, then crack (repeatadly). The connecting pipe on GTS exhausts is 1/2" larger in diameter than 'normal' and the mufflers have one less baffle inside, adding up to some extra power without being too obnoxiously loud. Ansa still builds the 'stock GTS' system and its available as OEM, but the Pantera vendors all market an equivalent system much more cheaply. Such can even be had in stainless steel to last essentially forever.

11/22/0210:30 AM

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