Sound Clips X vs H pipe
#1
Sound Clips X vs H pipe
I'm eather going to order BBK H high flow catted Or the X with BBK Shorties and My Magnaflow catback. The High flow pipes are pricy and I would really appriciate some sound clips of the difference in sound. Also should the BBK Mids and Headers be a easy fit with my catback magnaflows?
#2
RE: Sound Clips X vs H pipe
Should fit "like a glove". I am currently running a Magnaflow cat back, Bassani X pipe and BBK ceramic headers. Everything fit together without any difficulties or leaks. Sorry can't help you out with the sound clip.
#4
RE: Sound Clips X vs H pipe
I have the BBK X-pipe. I went with it because what I read at the time was that the X design was better at scavenging exhaust gases than the H design, and that that translated into a bit more h/p over the H. Further, I read that the X design worked more efficiently with a shorty header (which is what I have) while the H seems to not do so well with shorties. I do understand that people say that the H pipe has a deeper tone than the X. Of that I am not sure.
#5
RE: Sound Clips X vs H pipe
Thanks for the information. I don't know what to get the H or X I am just looking into doing it right. Hp is most important. eventually I am probably going to Turbo it or supercharge it. After I stiffen ever thing up
#7
RE: Sound Clips X vs H pipe
yeah.. from what i've learned/heard..
H = deeper, more aggressive tone (sorta like old muscle car sound)
X = deep tone, but a little more raspy and distorted - but you get an extra bit of hp
basically, if you're truly going all-out race with your stang and really need to soak up that every last bit of hp... go with the X. but seeing as mine will strictly be a mild streetcar, i'll take that beastly sound.
H = deeper, more aggressive tone (sorta like old muscle car sound)
X = deep tone, but a little more raspy and distorted - but you get an extra bit of hp
basically, if you're truly going all-out race with your stang and really need to soak up that every last bit of hp... go with the X. but seeing as mine will strictly be a mild streetcar, i'll take that beastly sound.