96mustanggt46

What is the best X pipe with cats i have $500 bucks to spend wich one should i get...<IMG style="WIDTH: 17px; HEIGHT: 14px" height=15 src=smileys/smiley5.gif width=17 border="0"></P>

BCisme

your sig says you have a BBK X pipe w/ cats....<IMG src=smileys/smiley5.gif border="0">

96mustanggt46

thats what i was going to get i had them orderd but then i found out the price so i am not ordering them frome them i'm just a little ahead but all change it to what ever i get they wanted $600 for them they were a rip.. and i thought i will ask you guys befor i make a decision.</P>


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DW-03GT

Find a new store, no way they shoud be that much</P>


check out www.slponline.com</P>


www.pypesexhaust.com</P>


www.magnaflow.com</P>


and ebay.</P>


I've heard a lot of bad things about the Bassani.</P>


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Brian18034

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<FONT face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">What have you heard about Bassani?</FONT></P></SPAN></SPAN><edited><editID>Brian18034</editID><editDate>38019.8867939815</editDate></edited>

N2OJunkie

www.magnaflow.com</P>


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DW-03GT

I heard their cats clog up really quick, with in like a few thousand miles. Seen it on a lot of boards, don't know how true it is but for the price they chages I wouldn't risk it.

GSXRIntensity

Dr. Gas invented the x-pipe, so you'd not go wrong there. I have a Bassani x w/high flow cats. You can also look into Magnaflow, because they also make an x-pipe. All of the aformentioned are very good quality x-pipes. If you want high flow cats, &amp; stainless steel EXPECT to pay more than $500. I paid $589 during the summer, I don't know if the price has dropped, but for a lifetime warranty, &amp; SS quality I feel it was worth it.

DW-03GT

You need t shop around, no way you should be paying that much for a catted x pipe, I've seen the Bassani for less than $400, magnaflow for $429 nad BBK for even less.

JHonor

I have the Magnaflow catted x-pipe and I love it. The power increase is nice, and it sits right where the stock pipe was (no real clearance issues on a lowered car). You can probably still get a Magnaflow pipe for under $400, but they starteda new rule that they can't be advertised below a certain price effective 1/1/04. So you just have to call places to see if they'd quote you a deal.