View Poll Results: Which do you prefer X or H
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But that's exactly what I'm talking about. I want the pulses and the depth. If I were happy I'd be satisfied with the y-pipe. I think these cars sound like crap with a y-pipe as far as V8 muscle cars go. From every clip I've heard, the single chamber Flowmasters sound completely different with an X-pipe than with an H-pipe, and the H-pipe blows it away. I'm very picky with sound.
Last edited by ChocoTaco369; 01-25-2009 at 10:17 PM.