Off road h pipe
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Off road h pipe
I am running JLT CAI with Dougs 93 Race tune (amazing) along with FRPP stingers.
What kind of power and seat of the pants impact would an off road H-pipe have on performance.
Thanks
Chris
What kind of power and seat of the pants impact would an off road H-pipe have on performance.
Thanks
Chris
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Pypes off road H pipes in stock, 170 shipped to the door!
It will change the exhaust tone as stated above, but you will notice a very nice increase in power. You will probably need to use the end user adjustments, as removal of the cats will throw off your AFR a little bit. No biggie, its a very small adjustment.
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It will change the exhaust tone as stated above, but you will notice a very nice increase in power. You will probably need to use the end user adjustments, as removal of the cats will throw off your AFR a little bit. No biggie, its a very small adjustment.
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Call Brent at Brenspeed- www.brenspeed.com
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Pypes off road H pipes in stock, 170 shipped to the door!
It will change the exhaust tone as stated above, but you will notice a very nice increase in power. You will probably need to use the end user adjustments, as removal of the cats will throw off your AFR a little bit. No biggie, its a very small adjustment.
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It will change the exhaust tone as stated above, but you will notice a very nice increase in power. You will probably need to use the end user adjustments, as removal of the cats will throw off your AFR a little bit. No biggie, its a very small adjustment.
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Before I bought mine I was sure to ask around online, as well as the person I bought my tune from (Bama) to see if anything needed to be changed if I got the O/R H and everyone said no as far as the tuning itself, except for turning off the rear O2 sensors.
Not knocking you or anything, I just wanted to make sure I heard correctly (or at least that's what I thought I was told ).
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FWIW, on my car with my mods, a tune adjustment was not needed (didn't net me anymore power). But that's with a host of mods, maybe a different combo would need tweeked.
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So we bumped the fuel back up JUST a tad. Like I said, wasn't major... just used end user adjustability. Could be different between vehicles too? This happened on 2/3 with Pypes off road in particular.
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Pypes off road H pipes in stock, 170 shipped to the door!
It will change the exhaust tone as stated above, but you will notice a very nice increase in power. You will probably need to use the end user adjustments, as removal of the cats will throw off your AFR a little bit. No biggie, its a very small adjustment.
CR
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It will change the exhaust tone as stated above, but you will notice a very nice increase in power. You will probably need to use the end user adjustments, as removal of the cats will throw off your AFR a little bit. No biggie, its a very small adjustment.
CR
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I have the Pypes offroad H pipe and I'm having problems with it. Lots of people are complaining about how the flanges that hook up to the headers don't get tight enough and they rattle. Mine rattle like this too. I drove around with it for 9 months with flowmasters on and for obvious reasons, couldn't hear the rattle (or myself think for that matter). Now that it's winter, I put the stock muffs back on and I notice it right away. Pypes says the issue doesn't exist but it does.
It rattles because the header bolts are shoulder screws and only let the nuts tighten down so much before it bottoms out. Works good with the stock H pipe but the Pypes pipe needs more threads to be tightened.
I'm going to fix my rattle myself in the spring when I can get under my car. I'm going to buy new bolts and cut more threads on them with a die. That will fix it.
and yes my H section is welded, not clamped
It rattles because the header bolts are shoulder screws and only let the nuts tighten down so much before it bottoms out. Works good with the stock H pipe but the Pypes pipe needs more threads to be tightened.
I'm going to fix my rattle myself in the spring when I can get under my car. I'm going to buy new bolts and cut more threads on them with a die. That will fix it.
and yes my H section is welded, not clamped
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I've read about people having this problem with the Pypes H. I've had mine for almost a year now and I've had it on and off about 1000 times doing miscellaneous things, and I've never had that problem at the manifold connection. Maybe they had a bad run of them???
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dude CR, how would we go about ordering them, i am really thinking about spiceing up my exhuast note since i have the Coffin mufflers on my car right now and personally i think they sound better than the stingers. i should be coming into some money soon
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Whatever is good for you man. We can do PM, email, call the shop, snail mail, voice mail, letterbomb, horseback, telogram...
I can ship out Monday/Tuesday if you want. Texas is 4 days UPS.
I'll PM you!
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I can ship out Monday/Tuesday if you want. Texas is 4 days UPS.
I'll PM you!
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