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4/22/11, 01:17 PM
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FRPP X-Pipe......>
Just received today. I haven't seen these advertised or discussed and my seller indicated they had just been released. Dunno, maybe one of the first or I just hadn't seen them out there..
Nicely made, Big "X" area and pretty affordable especially when compared to the Magnaflow at twice the price. Install tomorrow, we'll see how it works!
Nicely made, Big "X" area and pretty affordable especially when compared to the Magnaflow at twice the price. Install tomorrow, we'll see how it works!
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4/22/11, 02:06 PM
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Had mine installed 2 weeks ago, your going to like the result. I have the following combo: FRPP pro cal tune,FRPP xpipe,Roush axelbacks. Sounds beastly to say the least.
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AM is selling these too for 209.99 shipped if anyone is Interested.
http://www.americanmuscle.com/ford-xpipe-11gt.html
If a tune is not required and there is a big difference in sound then I'll jump on these.
http://www.americanmuscle.com/ford-xpipe-11gt.html
If a tune is not required and there is a big difference in sound then I'll jump on these.
4/22/11, 03:35 PM
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This looks good. Better than the Corsa one with a clamp right in the middle of it.
You do NOT need a tune to run the X-pipe, your cats are between the H/X-pipe and the exhaust manifolds/headers. The only troublesome spot I found was getting the front most clamps loose. The nuts were mounted facing up, so clearance is a PITA when you first remove the stock system.
You do NOT need a tune to run the X-pipe, your cats are between the H/X-pipe and the exhaust manifolds/headers. The only troublesome spot I found was getting the front most clamps loose. The nuts were mounted facing up, so clearance is a PITA when you first remove the stock system.
4/22/11, 03:36 PM
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I wouldn't think there'd be enough of a difference in flow to make a re-tune necessary. I might jump on one of these after I get Steve's take on it... I have always been a fan of X-pipes over H in terms of pure sound.
4/22/11, 04:01 PM
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Originally Posted by DaSFGiants4Life
AM is selling these too for 209.99 shipped if anyone is Interested.
http://www.americanmuscle.com/ford-xpipe-11gt.html
If a tune is not required and there is a big difference in sound then I'll jump on these.
http://www.americanmuscle.com/ford-xpipe-11gt.html
If a tune is not required and there is a big difference in sound then I'll jump on these.
I think it adds bass and takes the rasp out of the Roush axelbacks. I will do an outside video in the next couple of weeks and you guys can judge for yourselves.
No tune it's a direct replacement for the H pipe reuses the same clamps so when you order you just get the xpipe no other hardware.
Paul
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4/22/11, 05:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Big Papi's Pony
That's where I got mine plus they were having a spring sale 10 or 15% I think I paid something weird like 193.00 after tax and shipping which I think is free anyway.
I think it adds bass and takes the rasp out of the Roush axelbacks. I will do an outside video in the next couple of weeks and you guys can judge for yourselves.
No tune it's a direct replacement for the H pipe reuses the same clamps so when you order you just get the xpipe no other hardware.
Paul
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Looking forward to the vids Paul.
4/22/11, 07:43 PM
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Tune may not be 'required', BUT, Mine ran lean when I simply swapped it with the H pipe. The sound softened abit. I had a tune run up for it on the fly on the dyno. Picked up 20 hp when it was done.