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Topic: best exhuast set-up?
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Blue97GT
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okay so i took my car into the shop about a month ago....well lets say 3 weeks. guy puts the bassani back on but screws it up....dont like the way he did it..very sloppy. Im irritated as hell now.
So, what i wanna do is get a new setup from x/h pipe back...
What is a good x or h pipe to go with? and what is a good catback to get?? LMK guys. thanks.
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9cobra9
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i dunno if u liked how mine sounded, but i love it. read sig for ehaust set up
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Red 1999 Cobra #1227
cai, bbk headers, offroad h-pipe, short shifter, 3.73's, magnaflow mufflers, LTW flywheel and 04 cobra clutch,
co-owner of PWA
Posts: 1145 | From: Fremont | Registered: May 2004
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X97headswap
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I just saw an article in that new mustang mag. They tested several h and x pipes. The bassani and dr gas were some of the best. I wouldn't get an offroad pipe. They only give you about 1 more peak horsepower over like 6k, with a loss of low end torque. Also they have been having check points and towing cars with offroad pipes lately, + you will for sure have to swap it out for smog. They aren't worth it imho. If you get an x-pipe, they seem to work better with straight through mufflers.
Posts: 181 | From: Citrus Heights | Registered: Jan 2005
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Blue97GT
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how much do Dr.Gas X-Pipes usually run?
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9Roush8
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i got one... there about 300 for an o/r x
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2001 SVT Lightning
Belltech 3/4, 22" rims, slotted rotors, magnaflow high flow mids, bassani catback, JLT CAI
Posts: 788 | From: Manteca | Registered: Feb 2003
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Blue97GT
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damn 300 for an off road?
i want a catted one. is there any catted h-pipes besides stock that will pass smog?
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X97headswap
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Most places will pass you with an aftermarket catted H-pipe. They could hassle you if they wanted to, but I have never had a problem. You will definately pass the sniffer though. I think BBK and magnaflow both make catted h-pipes.
Posts: 181 | From: Citrus Heights | Registered: Jan 2005
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1Sicgt
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BBK does, magnaflow doesn't.
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14 Focus TS ST3 full Stg3, ready for bigger Turbo
2003 Cobra Track Car
Posts: 8145 | From: Hitting the Apex | Registered: Jan 2002
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Eddie510-
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Originally posted by X97headswap:
I just saw an article in that new mustang mag. They tested several h and x pipes. The bassani and dr gas were some of the best. I wouldn't get an offroad pipe. They only give you about 1 more peak horsepower over like 6k, with a loss of low end torque. Also they have been having check points and towing cars with offroad pipes lately, + you will for sure have to swap it out for smog. They aren't worth it imho. If you get an x-pipe, they seem to work better with straight through mufflers.
well they sure are gonna tow everydamn mustang in the bayarea becuase everybody in there mommas got offroad h pipe.lol ![[Whoo Whooooo!]](graemlins/woowoo.gif) ![[patriot]](graemlins/patriot.gif)
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"I like to be more politicaly correct than what I really believe so I can get more frinds here on CaFords"-Cummings "TIPICKLE"
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