85bruiser

I ordered a Pypes Xpipe and cat back exhaust for my buddy's 98 mustang (auto)[/align]During installation a few things were noted that some of you guys should take into consideration before ordering.[/align]The Xpipe was the catted version, and did require FRPP O2 sensor harness extensions to get the o2 sensors to fit. also the heat shields installed on the cats are REAL close to the underbody. the worst part was that the driver's side cat was rubbing on the rubber sleeve on the shifter linkage on the transmission. after about 10 minutes of driving the sleeve burned right off. Also with the cat-back option (purchased from RPMoutlet.com), the extension pipes leading from the x-pipe to the mufflers had to be replaced with longer pipes fabricated at the muffler shop. [/align]This I learned from my experience, and yours could be different. PM me if you want specific part numbers or something like that. [/align]

cisurfer

yea the pipes from the x pipe to the muffler on mine are too long and i shoudl be fixed but it doesnt need to be however today was 3rd time under my car fixing this x pipe....it seems that the bolts are coming loose at the headers and the end of the x pipe where the flowtubes are is dropping down and is about 4 inches off the ground im sick of having to keep goign under fixing it....im abotu to bitch out pypes and try to get a refund and go with a mac h pipe

tommy2273boy

i've got a 2003 with o/r X, wonder if ill have the same problems.

thanks though!