AWE 2FG Exhaust

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jimmyv13

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I'm right there with you. If I didn't like the idle so much, I'd have gone back to stock already. I've actually learned how to drive it and avoid that spot as much as possible.
 

RaptorLF18

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Dealer is replacing my pipes because the black is fading and peeling. I hope they don’t blame it on my H-pipe.

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Geoffmp

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Would a X-pipe resonator delete have less drone than the H-pipe design of the AWE exhaust?
 

ljn21

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Would a X-pipe resonator delete have less drone than the H-pipe design of the AWE exhaust?

On my GT500, my H pipe has less rasp than the X pipe I originally tried but thats a supercharged V8, and generally the norm for a V8 that an H is deeper/less rasp than an X but no clue if that holds true on an EB V6.
 

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What is the RPM range that it rasps/drones?

I read this before my morning commute and paid specific attention to it. It occurs at about 40-44mph when the truck shifts to 10th gear in normal mode. It's right in the 1200rpm range but goes away almost entirely as soon as you downshift or speed up/down.

I still enjoy my 2FG after having it on for 4500ish miles. The cold start, idle, and crackles at WOT still make me smile
 

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I started getting a shit ton of interior rattles after my install. Could be a coincidence though. Mainly in my driver door and center console.
 
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