xpipe or h pipe
#2
X pipe = more high end hp, higher pitch exotic sound and possible rasp with chambered mufflers depending on the brand you select.
H pipe = more tq down lown, deeper rumbly exhaust note that reminds you of 60s muscle cars.
No offroad pipe is 50 state legal for street use.
H pipe = more tq down lown, deeper rumbly exhaust note that reminds you of 60s muscle cars.
No offroad pipe is 50 state legal for street use.
#3
Originally Posted by Mossberg
X pipe = more high end hp, higher pitch exotic sound and possible rasp with chambered mufflers depending on the brand you select.
H pipe = more tq down lown, deeper rumbly exhaust note that reminds you of 60s muscle cars.
No offroad pipe is 50 state legal for street use.
H pipe = more tq down lown, deeper rumbly exhaust note that reminds you of 60s muscle cars.
No offroad pipe is 50 state legal for street use.
Very well said man. and yes off-road mid pipes are not legal anywhere.
#4
I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong but an X pipe will give you more of a raspy sound and more top end power. The H pipe will give you more low end power and give you more of a muscle car sound.
o/r x or h pipe that is 50 state legal?? I wouldn't believe that one.....I'm running a Mac Prochamber with cats and I'm not legal by CA standards, but it just depends where you live cause some states have tougher laws than others.
o/r x or h pipe that is 50 state legal?? I wouldn't believe that one.....I'm running a Mac Prochamber with cats and I'm not legal by CA standards, but it just depends where you live cause some states have tougher laws than others.
#5
Originally Posted by jjtgiants
I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong but an X pipe will give you more of a raspy sound and more top end power. The H pipe will give you more low end power and give you more of a muscle car sound.
o/r x or h pipe that is 50 state legal?? I wouldn't believe that one.....I'm running a Mac Prochamber with cats and I'm not legal by CA standards, but it just depends where you live cause some states have tougher laws than others.
o/r x or h pipe that is 50 state legal?? I wouldn't believe that one.....I'm running a Mac Prochamber with cats and I'm not legal by CA standards, but it just depends where you live cause some states have tougher laws than others.
#7
Originally Posted by TEXASPAUL
does off road just mean no cat?
i think i saw an off road catted once
i think i saw an off road catted once
Offroad means no cats totally straight through...theres no such thing as an catted offroad pipe. But there are some cats that are hi flow and sometimes dont pass emissions...
#12
#14
Originally Posted by jjtgiants
I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong but an X pipe will give you more of a raspy sound and more top end power. The H pipe will give you more low end power and give you more of a muscle car sound.
o/r x or h pipe that is 50 state legal?? I wouldn't believe that one.....I'm running a Mac Prochamber with cats and I'm not legal by CA standards, but it just depends where you live cause some states have tougher laws than others.
o/r x or h pipe that is 50 state legal?? I wouldn't believe that one.....I'm running a Mac Prochamber with cats and I'm not legal by CA standards, but it just depends where you live cause some states have tougher laws than others.
#15
Originally Posted by jjtgiants
Nice choice, what one did you get? Your going to love the sound. I went with the Mac Prochamber w/cats and I kinda wish I would have gotten it without cats cause my exhaust is really quiet.....It's a sleeper
#18
Originally Posted by swervo01GT
Yeah you definitely should have went O/R JJ. I had an o/r prochamber on my GT. It souned awesome. Here's the link to the vid http://www.gotstang.com/profile.php?...=1&page=7#jump
#19
Originally Posted by jjtgiants
Damn swervo that sounds good! I really should have gone with SLP LM 2's rather than magnaflow. Oh well, people won't hear me coming, but they'll see my flying by them! ha ha
#21
here's a clip of my setup..
SLP LT's, SLP short O/R X-pipe, Steeda cat-back
http://www.csledd.com/ellie/accel.wmv
SLP LT's, SLP short O/R X-pipe, Steeda cat-back
http://www.csledd.com/ellie/accel.wmv
#23
Originally Posted by csledd
here's a clip of my setup..
SLP LT's, SLP short O/R X-pipe, Steeda cat-back
http://www.csledd.com/ellie/accel.wmv
SLP LT's, SLP short O/R X-pipe, Steeda cat-back
http://www.csledd.com/ellie/accel.wmv
#27
Originally Posted by TEXASPAUL
are the mac flowpaths any good.
i heard a clip of them and i like the sound but are they loud?
i heard a clip of them and i like the sound but are they loud?
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