h-pipe problem/help
#1
h-pipe problem/help
ok well i was planning on putting a mac catted h-pipe on my car to make it a little lounder and help my car breath better after i build the motor. now heres the problem, my uncle has a brand new stock h-pipe for my car that he will give me if i want it but i dont think i want to put on another stock mid pipe. i just think if i say no to him and buy a aftermarket one he might b mad. idk wat to do and idk if u can modify the stock 4 cat h-pipe
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#4
RE: h-pipe problem/help
i have an off road h-pipe. its loud yea, but not too bad i dont think. and were im from atleast, we just get an inspection ticket... which is why ud keep the stock one from ur uncle or whoever. cop gives u ticket, u go home , switch them, go get it seen, looks good....
#5
RE: h-pipe problem/help
I have an offroad H and itr isn't too loud. Get the freebee, and buy and offraod H..if it is too loud put the free one on and sell the off road H. I wouldn't waste my money for a high flo catted H
#6
RE: h-pipe problem/help
those cats arent gunna help it breathe. over stock yes but the stock exhaust doesnt even breathe. its only there to restrict the motor at all possible costs..
2.5" aluminum bbk h-pipe - $160
1 5/8" chrome bbk headers $160
$320 for a header-to-muffler setup
i bet the h-pipe ur lookin at cost more than that all together
not only is this way cheaper but it will give u the most performance gains. if its too loud then swap out ur mufflers.
2.5" aluminum bbk h-pipe - $160
1 5/8" chrome bbk headers $160
$320 for a header-to-muffler setup
i bet the h-pipe ur lookin at cost more than that all together
not only is this way cheaper but it will give u the most performance gains. if its too loud then swap out ur mufflers.