Noob question...
What exactly is the difference betwee an H-Pipe and an X-Pipe? And what are the advantages/disadvantages to the both of them? What would be the best set-up for an sn95? Thanks -John
OK so, I have the Y-Pipe stock. Would it be smart to change that to an X-Pipe, or should I just not do anything to that at all? Because I'm looking into a set of MAC 2.5" dual exit cat-backs that is a direct bolt-on to the Y-Pipe...It costs around $330. They're the ones that are on sale at www.v6mustangstuff.com if you wanna see them for yourself...
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OK so, I have the Y-Pipe stock. Would it be smart to change that to an X-Pipe, or should I just not do anything to that at all? Because I'm looking into a set of MAC 2.5" dual exit cat-backs that is a direct bolt-on to the Y-Pipe...It costs around $330. They're the ones that are on sale at www.v6mustangstuff.com if you wanna see them for yourself...
OK so, I have the Y-Pipe stock. Would it be smart to change that to an X-Pipe, or should I just not do anything to that at all? Because I'm looking into a set of MAC 2.5" dual exit cat-backs that is a direct bolt-on to the Y-Pipe...It costs around $330. They're the ones that are on sale at www.v6mustangstuff.com if you wanna see them for yourself...
I have true duals and no cats and i love that sound better than any 6 ive heard, id listen to some clips in the gallery and decide what you like best... because that matters more than anyone elses opinion
The only problem that I would face going no cats would be that I live in CA and we have VERY strict smog laws...But I'm going to look into the true duals and see how much those are. I'm most likely going to keep the Y-Pipe for now due to funds. As long as it sounds good, BeachStang, I'll take your word for it and leave the Y-Pipe. Thanks everyone.
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