Exhaust and H pipe
#1
Exhaust and H pipe
I am having Flowmaster axlebacks installed next week. I also want to get an off road H pipe in the future and long tube headers eventually. My question is if I get the flows installed at a muffler shop can I bolt on the H pipe myself. I was considering this http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SUM-640726/. Does the brand really matter when it comes to H Pipes? Also will the Flowmasters and Off Road H require a tune other than to turn off the O2 scensors?
#2
Brand doesn't really matter when it comes to H pipes. You should be able to put the flows on yourself, even w/o a ramp or lift. You just need a few sockets. Flowmasters and O/R is a good combo, but just beware that you will get some trumpeting or blaring sound at certain RPMS.
#4
It's this blaring sound that you will hear when you go med to full throttle at around 2500 RPMs. Post #19 in this thread has video.
http://www.s197forum.com/forum/showt...ght=trumpeting
http://www.s197forum.com/forum/showt...ght=trumpeting
#5
? Having axlebacks installed? Huh, I know the brand makes a difference if you're talking quality. My pypes o/r h fitment was trash. The o/r h wasn't an easy install at all. A lift and shop would make it much easier, but it is still pretty time consuming. The o/r pipes do give a trumpet sound to many different muffler types.
#6
flowmasters and X pipe, not a good combo in my opinion.. trumpiting is bad with the x.. H's, i like more.. You can install your flows yourself.. should take about 15-20min.. The H, i have no idea on.. hope thats some insite.. blah..
#7
the summit pipes fit decent but are about 2 inches too short...u need to use the stock pipe clamps to seal it up, but its going to leak
im running a summit off road H and flowmaster 40's
u can install the h pipe just fine ... having a friend will help
im running a summit off road H and flowmaster 40's
u can install the h pipe just fine ... having a friend will help
#8
Also will I need a tune?
#9
I have the pypes off road H and flowmasters. The H-pipe was an easy install (this was before I had my headers). Once I installed the BBK L/T's, I had to have the H-pipe modified to work, no biggie though.
You will get a lot of trumpeting between 2,500 and 3,000 RPMS with the flows and an off-road pipe. I had two 10" resonators installed just in front of the rear axle and it got rid of that sound.
You will get a lot of trumpeting between 2,500 and 3,000 RPMS with the flows and an off-road pipe. I had two 10" resonators installed just in front of the rear axle and it got rid of that sound.
#10
If the leak is up near the manifolds or heads it can bend a valve but that is a rare scenario.