Are x-pipes needed with our trucks?
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Are x-pipes needed with our trucks?
Is a x pipe need with are trucks? I'm thinking about changing exhaust systems and the one I'm looking does not have a x pipe. I have a Bassani right now.
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Originally posted by TXSVTLIGHTNING
Is it a single muffler design? I have always thought you would want an "equalization" section (X-pipe or internal design on a single muffler setup)
Is it a single muffler design? I have always thought you would want an "equalization" section (X-pipe or internal design on a single muffler setup)
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Re: Are x-pipes needed with our trucks?
Originally posted by 415cid Goose
Is a x pipe need with are trucks? I'm thinking about changing exhaust systems and the one I'm looking does not have a x pipe. I have a Bassani right now.
Is a x pipe need with are trucks? I'm thinking about changing exhaust systems and the one I'm looking does not have a x pipe. I have a Bassani right now.
If you have both banks running into the same muffler it is equalized.
I installed an X-pipe on my C5 for equalization......
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Originally posted by MaxPower
Not necessary, but a good idea.
I thought the new Bassani setups came with an X pipe? I've got the Magnaflow single muffler catback - it has an internal X.
Not necessary, but a good idea.
I thought the new Bassani setups came with an X pipe? I've got the Magnaflow single muffler catback - it has an internal X.
