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1.) So, if I buy the following, and take them to a shop, they should be able to install it fine?
- GT driver side exhaust pipe
- GT cat-back exhaust
- X Pipe / H pipe
- GT Exhaust Hangers
2.) Which is most likely better for the V6 a H pipe, or a X pipe?
- GT driver side exhaust pipe
- GT cat-back exhaust
- X Pipe / H pipe
- GT Exhaust Hangers
2.) Which is most likely better for the V6 a H pipe, or a X pipe?
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Originally posted by scotts05custom@October 20, 2005, 10:13 PM
1.) So, if I buy the following, and take them to a shop, they should be able to install it fine?
- GT driver side exhaust pipe
- GT cat-back exhaust
- X Pipe / H pipe
- GT Exhaust Hangers
2.) Which is most likely better for the V6 a H pipe, or a X pipe?
1.) So, if I buy the following, and take them to a shop, they should be able to install it fine?
- GT driver side exhaust pipe
- GT cat-back exhaust
- X Pipe / H pipe
- GT Exhaust Hangers
2.) Which is most likely better for the V6 a H pipe, or a X pipe?
2) That's one debate that never seems to end
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There is no going wrong on the V6 with H or X pipe. The sound is arguably better sounding with an H pipe though.
*note* you ideally want 1-1.5 PSI of backpressure. Not much less that 1, and no more than 1.5 (measured at idle)
Has anyone tested this btw to end the discussion. It would be nice to see how much there still is with an H or X pipe setup @ 2 1/2"
*note* you ideally want 1-1.5 PSI of backpressure. Not much less that 1, and no more than 1.5 (measured at idle)
Has anyone tested this btw to end the discussion. It would be nice to see how much there still is with an H or X pipe setup @ 2 1/2"
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