so many questions...?
#2
RE: so many questions...?
H-pipes have a balance (crossover) tube running between the two sides to the exhaust making it look like an "H".
Instead of having a balance tube an X-pipe uses a piece that looks like an "X" where both sides of the exhaust converge into an open space and then split back out.
Instead of having a balance tube an X-pipe uses a piece that looks like an "X" where both sides of the exhaust converge into an open space and then split back out.
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RE: so many questions...?
ORIGINAL: 1QuickShortBus
H-pipes have a balance (crossover) tube running between the two sides to the exhaust making it look like an "H".
Instead of having a balance tube an X-pipe uses a piece that looks like an "X" where both sides of the exhaust converge into an open space and then split back out.
H-pipes have a balance (crossover) tube running between the two sides to the exhaust making it look like an "H".
Instead of having a balance tube an X-pipe uses a piece that looks like an "X" where both sides of the exhaust converge into an open space and then split back out.
#4
RE: so many questions...?
Check out this post by Professor wizard. He does a great job explaining it. Click Here
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