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exhaust X Pipe
Been wondering how important an X-pipe set up is on a LS swap. I have a LS1 swap out of a 02 Trans am and am running dual exhaust with no x pipe. Seems to run fine. What are the advantages or disadvantages of installing an X-pipe or is there any.
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Re: exhaust X Pipe
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if you are have the capability of welding it in yourself, buy both options and try it out.
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Today, 05:10 PM | #3 |
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Re: exhaust X Pipe
not really going after any sound. I like the way it sounds right now. I was just wondering if these higher hp motors need the x pipe to balance the pressures. I want to make sure I am not damaging my motor long term.
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