Exhuast Question....
#1
02-26-2009 | 11:47 PM
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Joined: Dec 2005
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From: Houston,TX
Exhuast Question....
I was reading somewhere on another Forum about U pipes instead of using an H/X pipe
Now Ive never heard of a U pipe before and was curious if anyone else has heard of them and know what that are or am I just being played?
Also ever heard of a Z-pipe?
u pipe is a very distinctive sound but sounds good and they are known for their torque!
Also ever heard of a Z-pipe?
U pipe is played out ****. Z pipe is where it's at now. Keep up with the times fellas.
Not many shops are doing the Z yet....looked at getting one on the vette and it was priced way too high
#15
02-27-2009 | 08:26 AM
"Just Add Foot"
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 2,250
From: Richmond Va.
Let me let you in on some well kept exhaust tech. This is used by some of the fastest mod motor builders in the country.
Todays mod motors flow so much more air into the motor with forced induction, ported cyl. heads. larger camshaft profiles and 116 degree centerlines. When you put more air in you have to take more air out. Simple phyics. Thats where long tube headers, larger dia. pipes and freeer flowing mufflers come into place.
Extenive testing has been done that shows getting the exhaust out of the motor is as important as getting the air-fuel into the motor. Its not about sound, thats only a perk of the biproduct of the non restrictive air flow out.
With all this said, If you aint running "crack" pipes on your mod motor you aint ****. Hope this clears up of the A C D T Z pipe configurations.
Todays mod motors flow so much more air into the motor with forced induction, ported cyl. heads. larger camshaft profiles and 116 degree centerlines. When you put more air in you have to take more air out. Simple phyics. Thats where long tube headers, larger dia. pipes and freeer flowing mufflers come into place.
Extenive testing has been done that shows getting the exhaust out of the motor is as important as getting the air-fuel into the motor. Its not about sound, thats only a perk of the biproduct of the non restrictive air flow out.
With all this said, If you aint running "crack" pipes on your mod motor you aint ****. Hope this clears up of the A C D T Z pipe configurations.
#16
02-27-2009 | 08:30 AM
Senior Member
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 2,107
From: Corpus Christi, Texas
Let me let you in on some well kept exhaust tech. This is used by some of the fastest mod motor builders in the country.
Todays mod motors flow so much more air into the motor with forced induction, ported cyl. heads. larger camshaft profiles and 116 degree centerlines. When you put more air in you have to take more air out. Simple phyics. Thats where long tube headers, larger dia. pipes and freeer flowing mufflers come into place.
Extenive testing has been done that shows getting the exhaust out of the motor is as important as getting the air-fuel into the motor. Its not about sound, thats only a perk of the biproduct of the non restrictive air flow out.
With all this said, If you aint running "crack" pipes on your mod motor you aint ****. Hope this clears up of the A C D T Z pipe configurations.
Todays mod motors flow so much more air into the motor with forced induction, ported cyl. heads. larger camshaft profiles and 116 degree centerlines. When you put more air in you have to take more air out. Simple phyics. Thats where long tube headers, larger dia. pipes and freeer flowing mufflers come into place.
Extenive testing has been done that shows getting the exhaust out of the motor is as important as getting the air-fuel into the motor. Its not about sound, thats only a perk of the biproduct of the non restrictive air flow out.
With all this said, If you aint running "crack" pipes on your mod motor you aint ****. Hope this clears up of the A C D T Z pipe configurations.
all these pipes arent real
there are only X & H
#23
02-27-2009 | 12:11 PM
Senior Member
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 2,107
From: Corpus Christi, Texas
on a X and H i see inlets and outlets but i just dont see on a U
#29
02-27-2009 | 02:48 PM
Senior Member
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 524
From: Humble,Tx
check this out he told me this
never herd of the g pipe.....but ill break it down for u y pipe's are for trucks......h pipes are for old muscle car.......x pipes are for exotics.......u pipes are the newest thing that i herd of that makes power i just call midas and they said 125$ installed call 713-492-1004 ask for jason up at midas... he will hook u up with a stainless steel u-pipe