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roushrider81 07-27-2005 09:47 AM

Shorty x pipe
 
If i get a shorty x pipe with cats and put it on my loudmouth catback system will i notice a big difference in sound????

StangMan04 07-27-2005 10:19 AM

yes u will notice a difference, not as much as a O/R one. and u do have LT headers right? cuz thats only way a shorty xpipe is gonna work

WaterDR 07-27-2005 10:36 AM

Adding a catted X will increase the volume and pitch of the exhaust note. Expect it to be about twice as loud.

roushrider81 07-27-2005 11:48 AM

i dont have headers yet but i do plan to get them after the x pipe

roushrider81 07-27-2005 03:08 PM

can i still put on a shorty before the headers

StangMan04 07-27-2005 03:15 PM

nope, too short

venom 07-27-2005 05:12 PM

A shorty xpipe is for long tube headers. Shorty headers are for regular xpipes. Dont get the two confused. The difference between the two xpipes is the length as the Long tube headers stretch back more than a regular exhaust manifold or shorty header so the xpipe has to be shorter.

2000silvergt 07-28-2005 02:39 AM


Originally Posted by MT's#1Customer!
Adding a catted X will increase the volume and pitch of the exhaust note. Expect it to be about twice as loud.

I agree! :icon_thum

97stanger 07-28-2005 12:35 PM

i agree 100% with venom...if you are getting the shorty xpipe you're going to have to wait to put it on until you get your long tube headers. Your stock manifold won't reach the shorty xpipe...only longtube headers. I recommend an slp full assembly xpipe. This way you can hook this up to your stock setup, order your longtube headers, then connect your headers to this modular xpipe. That's what I am doing!!

97stanger 07-28-2005 03:05 PM

i know that this is kind of off topic for shorty xpipes...but i have another quick question about xpipes in general...I have 40 series mufflers on my car now...but want a more aggressive sound so i am going to add an xpipe...the only thing is with or without cats? i have been thinking about this for 2 weeks now...but you win or lose for either one...if i was to go with cats i would pass emissions but it wouldn't nearly be as loud and it would in a sense be a waste of money...if i go without cats the sound would be there...but how would i pass emissions???

StangMan04 07-28-2005 04:49 PM

if you go catless, u will need MIL Elimnators or a tuner/chip to turn off the MILs. if your still interested i have my xcal still for sale. PM if you are.

WaterDR 07-28-2005 05:07 PM

Just cat the standard sized SLP X pipe. It is modular, so when you get the LT's, you just make it shorter w/o any cutting.

97stanger 07-30-2005 12:18 PM

if i get an o/r i need mil eliminators right? do they work or is it a money maker?

StangMan04 07-30-2005 01:35 PM

u need the mil eliminators or a tuner/chip to delete them

roushrider81 07-30-2005 07:08 PM

hey MT's#1Customer how does you exhaust set up sound should i get the catted x pipe or the o/r x pipe how do u like yours you think it is too loud or wish it would be louder???

tempL 07-30-2005 11:20 PM

If I went with an SLP loudmouth catback w/ a catted x-pipe, to put on my 97GT.. would everything fit alright?

Whats the difference with a shorty x?


Sry, have patience... I'm trying to learn

stanger00 07-30-2005 11:34 PM


Originally Posted by tempL
If I went with an SLP loudmouth catback w/ a catted x-pipe, to put on my 97GT.. would everything fit alright?

Whats the difference with a shorty x?


Sry, have patience... I'm trying to learn

a shorty x pipe will only fit long tube headers. If you get the slp x pipe it is universal (yes it works with stock headers, shorty headers, and long tube headers) since you can remove sections of it so it will fit long tube headers. so if you have stock exhaust manifolds (headers) then just get a regular x pipe o/r or catted your discretion. if have long tube headers waiting to go on your car then get the shorty x pipe and put them in at the same time thats the only way everything will hook up to your cat back system.

i think your just looking at the price tag, less material means less money. thats another difference between the shorty x and a regular x pipe with or with out cats. hope this helped you understand.

tempL 07-30-2005 11:41 PM

thanks for the help stanger


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