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Old 03-28-2005, 07:20 PM
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I want to put on a dual setup but I have the sphon tq arm mounted to the chassis. I have searched but not found anything that fits around it. Has anyone done anything to make one fit in this situation? What about a H-pipe? Will it gain about the same? I think it might work or atleast fit better under the car. Any ideas? Thanks...
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I've seen it done, there is a picture on this board, its a little convoluted (the tubing bends around the trouble spot on the torque arm) An H-pipe will probably make it easier, but the HP maniacs on here would curse you up and down for sacrificing the 2 HP you might have gotten by using an X-pipe. Personally, I think H-pipes are a great option for these cars
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contact Lane. thats his handle on this board. he's the one that built that system that went around the tq arm. he makes badass exhaust systems. he's not a sponsor so i can't list his contact info, just do a search on yahoo for lane's performance.
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Thanks, that is what I have been throwing around. I wonder if any one has even tried switching h and x pipes around. I think the H will flow better than my y-pipe and cut out i have now? I can feel and see a big difference in it open and closed. So I no it needs to breathe. I just can't fit a x on my car with this mount and hate to buy something else.
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Thanks, I will look. I have his web saved I will go look at it.
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I think you're going to have a really hard time finding anyone around here who can get duals to fit under your car and still give you a reasonable amount of ground clearance, especially since you're lowered.

FWIW, I didn't lose any power going from my old X-Pipe to the Mufflex Y/Hooker CB w/cutout. The curves are virtually identical.

And it seems like I remember reading that the performance delta between the X-Pipe and H-Pipe grows in favor of the X the higher you go in the RPM range.

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Thanks Josh. I just want to try something different now.




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