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06-03-2006, 01:49	#1 (permalink)
CLARKEY Registered User Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 139	new system Got an au2 xl ute i6 and had pacemaker headers ,2 and a half inch pipe,lukey muffler and a resonator with my original cat fitted today.Now the sound is mint but when i accelerate i get a viabration throught the windows ,not much but enough .Its an auto.Now i originally wanted 2 mufflers but the guy that did it stuck a resonator on instead .Is their much difference between the 2.I was told i woul get an extra 100 ks out of a tank of fuel and 15kws more power.Any advice comments appreciated .thanks

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