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X= Top end power
h= Low end TQ
It all depends what you want, that will be the pipe you choose
Then i switched to the H and did not pull as hard as my x did....
It is really up to what you want
EDIT: Read my thread starting towards the bottom of pg 2 and go to how ever far you want to go. It was my battle about the X and H Pipe
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generation-iii-external-engine/583890-no-more-x-h-pipe-ownz-all.html
Last edited by TORCHD 02 TA; Nov 21, 2007 at 05:14 PM.
First is, where is the video of your setup with the stock cam (since that is what I have)? It isn't on there anymore...
hahaAlso, would I actually gain anything from going with the H since I have a 3600 stall in there now? I know that was one of the reasons stated for that 70 olds not gaining anything low was a big converter, and you said below 3k was where you felt it in yours...
Thanks
. First is, where is the video of your setup with the stock cam (since that is what I have)? It isn't on there anymore...
hahaAlso, would I actually gain anything from going with the H since I have a 3600 stall in there now? I know that was one of the reasons stated for that 70 olds not gaining anything low was a big converter, and you said below 3k was where you felt it in yours...
Thanks
.Here is the vid with the same exhasut but b4 my cam
The TQ will be there, you might not feel it b/c of the stall. H pipe is all a prefrence on sound and all. Same with the X pipe. Get the one that will suite your application and sounds the best. You get what i am saying?






