Lol. I was thinking of another 370 site. You mean at a 350 site? No wonder they flame. No wonder why they flame.... Jealousy.

Yep, I posted over there and had a short fuse when some dude told me I need to "give" him more exterior sounds. ;-) I haven't been back to that site since yesterday and think I'll stay away from it. It's much nicer here. ;-) I will say though, that the regional threads there are much more active. Too bad they aren't here or at least the Mid-A forum. ;-)

:iagree: We Mid-Atlantic folks gotta try to get together some how, some way soon! I'd love to meet other 370 owners from the area! :tup:

Lets move this convo down to the mid atlantic forum and turn that into our own active regional forum. More people will eventually join. And yes, we need to set something up....I'd love to hear both of your exhaust setups :)

Ditto. That's what I thought he meant too. :icon17:

Whoops...I should have been more clear...the 350 site :) Sorry about that.

It's easier to feel good about your 350 if you spend your time convincing yourself and others that the 370 sucks. :superghey:

Before I bought my 370, I found the 350 forums first. I quickly saw what everyone here is talking about. Add me to the 350 refugee list.

Do we have dyno numbers yet for this set up?

Man...that is a BEAUTIFUL sounding exhaust.

So I took the plunge last week and ordered the AAM 2.5" true dual exhaust. Jon from AAM has been very helpful and I am really looking forward to getting this exhaust on my car.

I should be showing up on my doorstep sometime next week and I will be installing it myself shortly after. I will be posting pics and possibly a video. If anyone would like a step by step install let me know.

I would love to do a before and after dyno but I don't know of any shops with a dyno in my area. If anyone knows of a shop in Ventura-Camarillo, California area please let me know.

Anyway stay tuned for updates!

Jon, do I get any discount on future orders for this new sale? :tiphat:

Ever heard of Google? A Google search on "ventura automotive dyno" yielded this as the second search result: Ultimate Resource Guides -- Article: Locate a Local Dyno (1 of 2) They list one in Ventura.

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Yeah I have heard of Google and unfortunately the two listed on that website won't work. 1) Borla not available to the public, 2) Fueling R & D is a motorcycle dyno.

Any other ideas?

Hmm... maybe you could call them and ask them? Like call Fueling and say 'Hey, I know you guys have a motorcycle dyno, but do you by chance know of a place with an automotive dyno in the area?' Or maybe post the question in the SoCal regional section of the forum.

I did a search on yellowpages.com with the search term 'automotive performance' and it came back with this place called All In One Motorsports. I have no idea whether or not they have a dyno. But I'm guessing you could call them and ask, and they would hopefully at least be able to tell you of one in the area. The link below says they specialize in engine builds for Honda and Import. So I'm thinking that any shop that does that would either have their own dyno or at least know of one close by. Good luck!

All In One Motorsports - (888) 276-4527 - Auto Parts - High Performance Auto Parts

Check this out. DynoJet has a locator page. Just go to this page and punch in your zip code.

Dynojet Automotive Dyno Centers

Thanks for the help Semtex! Found a place just a few miles from my house.