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What do you mean? There would be more back pressure (so to speak) with the single pipe than dual, essentially, after the y-pipe, the least resistance, the better.
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What do you mean?
There would be more back pressure (so to speak) with the single pipe than dual, essentially, after the y-pipe, the least resistance, the better.
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