X pipe questions
#2
X-pipe will help to balance out the exhaust pulses and will help with scavenging...some sort of balance tube, wether it be and X or H pipe is recommended. From what I've heard, and X pipe will actually decrease the exhaust sound some...
Last edited by budhayes3; Sep 6, 2009 at 12:34 PM.
#3
X is the best way to go. What it does is use the exhaust pulse from one bank to pull exhaust from the other (scavenging). The older H pipe technology does the same thing less efficiently. You want your X as far forward as physically possible.
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#6
So i was talking to some buddies about this today and i got curious so id thought id search for some info on pt.net
so the closer to the tips the better?
Anyone else have anymore info on any benefits or tips on putting an x pipe on true duals?
so the closer to the tips the better?
Anyone else have anymore info on any benefits or tips on putting an x pipe on true duals?
#7
so the closer to the tips the better?
no, as close to the headers/cats as possible...i have an x-pipe on my SSS with dual magnaflows and it didnt really make the exhaust any quieter but it definitely made it alot more smooth sounding, took out the rasp completely. i would definitely recommend installing an x pipe on a true dual setup
no, as close to the headers/cats as possible...i have an x-pipe on my SSS with dual magnaflows and it didnt really make the exhaust any quieter but it definitely made it alot more smooth sounding, took out the rasp completely. i would definitely recommend installing an x pipe on a true dual setup
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