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Originally Posted by kevin.z can you also do it the other way around? get test pipes of HFC first then CBE, because CBE are lot more expensive than test pipes
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From a volume stance, I'd go CBE first though. The CBE will usually give you the majority of your exhaust tone/sound. If it's not loud enough, add the HFCs or test pipes.
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