ROUSH Axlebacks with Borla X-Pipe?
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ROUSH Axlebacks with Borla X-Pipe?
I got an awesome price on a Borla X-Pipe this afternoon, so I picked it up without much thought...
I already have ROUSH Axlebacks on my 2011 GT, so I wonder if the Borla x-pipe will make a good combination?
Big gains? Improved sound? Any problems with this setup?
I already have ROUSH Axlebacks on my 2011 GT, so I wonder if the Borla x-pipe will make a good combination?
Big gains? Improved sound? Any problems with this setup?
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Good deal! It's my understanding an x pipe can net around 15 hp and will potentially take some of the raspiness out of the Roush's giving them a deeper growl. I have a deal in the works for a FRPP xpipe from a fellow TMS'r that I'm going to add to mine. Post some video up when you get yours on.
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Good deal! It's my understanding an x pipe can net around 15 hp and will potentially take some of the raspiness out of the Roush's giving them a deeper growl. I have a deal in the works for a FRPP xpipe from a fellow TMS'r that I'm going to add to mine. Post some video up when you get yours on.
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Smoother, a bit quieter, less raspy and less popping on deceleration with an X-pipe. Mine is a 3 inch Pypes.
I love them.
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Originally Posted by Big Papi's Pony
Xpipe will definitely eliminate some of the raspiness and add some bass it will also reduce popping on rapid deceleration, at least it did on mine. As for the hp gain I don't know.
Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XXrB3ENEyI
Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_zw1bGsYKY
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Originally Posted by mbreinin
Smoother, a bit quieter, less raspy and less popping on deceleration with an X-pipe. Mine is a 3 inch Pypes.
Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7p6Qy6PdpUE&list=UUECPEzGAKEB4O9G3T-ImoFA&index=2&feature=plcp
Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xxhrfdk7ULs&list=UUECPEzGAKEB4O9G3T-ImoFA&index=1&feature=plcp
I love them.
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