muffler deletes
#13
#14
the h pipe will give you a good, healthy "v8 like" rumble. an x pipe will actually help with performance tho cuz it smooths out exhaust flow and helps promote cylinder scavenging. but it kind of sounds ricey. take it from me, a guy that's run NUMEROUS exhaust setups on his car. i just wish i had vids to post up
#16
thanks for the help. i was leaning towards the x pipe for performance but i hate that ricey sound. the videos ive found aren't selling me either way because most of them are just people revving their cars in the driveway and some of them are way more ricey than others but its hard to tell the difference between the x and h pipes. but i could do an h pip on the exhaust i have for dirt cheap and see how it sounds. but this brings another question does it matter how far back the crossover goes?
\thanks for all the help. im learning a lot about v6s.
\thanks for all the help. im learning a lot about v6s.
#17
But cost 8 times as much as muffler delete pipes....
Crossover pipes are not needed on the V6 because of the
symetrical firing order.
The V8s benifit from it because of the uneven firing order...
They make V8headers that do the crossing over themselves.
Crossover pipes on a V8 are the poor mans crossover headers.
Crossover pipes are not needed on the V6 because of the
symetrical firing order.
The V8s benifit from it because of the uneven firing order...
They make V8headers that do the crossing over themselves.
Crossover pipes on a V8 are the poor mans crossover headers.
Last edited by 157dB; 11-12-2010 at 10:49 AM.
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