Is there a 3" inlet x 2.5" Outlet X-pipe?
Is there a 3" inlet x 2.5" Outlet X-pipe? I've heard lots of folks talk about this but have only heard of one mentioned by name (Dr. Gas). Does this really exist or do you use a reducer to get to 2.5" outlet?
What benefits does this give over the 3"X3" X-pipe if any?
What benefits does this give over the 3"X3" X-pipe if any?
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It exists.
This article talks about it. See #5 on their "Recommendations" list.
http://www.boyleworks.com/ta400/psp/exhaust3.html
Benefit is simply for added clearance beyond the junction, whether going over or under the axle out the back.
If you're gonna dump before the axle, 3"x3" is the way to go.
This article talks about it. See #5 on their "Recommendations" list.
http://www.boyleworks.com/ta400/psp/exhaust3.html
Benefit is simply for added clearance beyond the junction, whether going over or under the axle out the back.
If you're gonna dump before the axle, 3"x3" is the way to go.
Originally Posted by SouthFL.02.SS
It exists.
This article talks about it. See #5 on their "Recommendations" list.
http://www.boyleworks.com/ta400/psp/exhaust3.html
Benefit is simply for added clearance beyond the junction, whether going over or under the axle out the back.
If you're gonna dump before the axle, 3"x3" is the way to go.
This article talks about it. See #5 on their "Recommendations" list.
http://www.boyleworks.com/ta400/psp/exhaust3.html
Benefit is simply for added clearance beyond the junction, whether going over or under the axle out the back.
If you're gonna dump before the axle, 3"x3" is the way to go.
