Pypes O/R H
I've currently got the Borla FRPP Stingers and I'm looking at going with a Pypes O/R H.
Can I expect any gains w/ the Pypes O/R H Midpipe or is it all sound? Mods listed in sig, nothing major. |
I would say it is only sound, although I am very pessimistic of small reported gains due to the limits of Dyno testing.
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:cool:i have noe real proof but i've read with cats completely off you can gain 10 or max. The cats are restrictive no matter what. I hae the Pypes h-pipe and love them they sound great with the Steeda Axleback exhaust.
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I have the same setup you have.
I felt some gains in the upper range rpms with the O/R H, nothing serious but enough to tell a difference. The sound it produces is absolutely amazing, you will like it! Go for it... One thing though, look into welding the pieces together, because otherwise it would leak. |
Originally Posted by rshamekh
(Post 5452798)
I have the same setup you have.
I felt some gains in the upper range rpms with the O/R H, nothing serious but enough to tell a difference.. |
I bought them, should be coming in pretty soon.
I've heard mixed reports; some say to weld, some say to clamp and just readjust after some settling, I was gonna do a mix, weld the two @ the H and then mount otherwise with clamps. |
The sound is great.
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Originally Posted by Twiztga
(Post 5452996)
I bought them, should be coming in pretty soon.
I've heard mixed reports; some say to weld, some say to clamp and just readjust after some settling, I was gonna do a mix, weld the two @ the H and then mount otherwise with clamps. |
If you want better sound, go with the H.
If you want better performance, go with the X. If you want both, then join the club and get in line! |
A prochamber is a mix of a X pipe and H pype.
Something to look into. |
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