x-pipe or test pipes?
#1
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#2
For less cabin noise with your exhaust, you should get what I got.
Magnaflow (11386 or 14386) resonated x-pipe. It will work with your exhaust. My cabin noise was about 3x as loud without the resonated x-pipe.
Test pipes will only make your exhaust louder. In fact, your exhaust isn't even "loud".
Resonated x-pipe is less than $90 shipped plus the cost of installation.
Test pipes are around $150 shipped.
Magnaflow (11386 or 14386) resonated x-pipe. It will work with your exhaust. My cabin noise was about 3x as loud without the resonated x-pipe.
Test pipes will only make your exhaust louder. In fact, your exhaust isn't even "loud".
Resonated x-pipe is less than $90 shipped plus the cost of installation.
Test pipes are around $150 shipped.
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From: San Diego
For less cabin noise with your exhaust, you should get what I got.
Magnaflow (11386 or 14386) resonated x-pipe. It will work with your exhaust. My cabin noise was about 3x as loud without the resonated x-pipe.
Test pipes will only make your exhaust louder. In fact, your exhaust isn't even "loud".
Resonated x-pipe is less than $90 shipped plus the cost of installation.
Test pipes are around $150 shipped.
Magnaflow (11386 or 14386) resonated x-pipe. It will work with your exhaust. My cabin noise was about 3x as loud without the resonated x-pipe.
Test pipes will only make your exhaust louder. In fact, your exhaust isn't even "loud".
Resonated x-pipe is less than $90 shipped plus the cost of installation.
Test pipes are around $150 shipped.
so x-pipe will actually do nothing to the exhaust tone? and test pipes do? which test pipes should i get? i have seen decent ones, and i have also seen ebay branded ones.
also anything i should look into, i have seen some with 02 sensors.. others that are resonated vs un-resonated.
Last edited by socialconflicts; 10-10-2010 at 11:28 AM.
#6
The X-pipe that I mentioned is a resonated x-pipe that will greatly reduce in cabin noise as it also serves as a muffler.
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For less cabin noise with your exhaust, you should get what I got.
Magnaflow (11386 or 14386) resonated x-pipe. It will work with your exhaust. My cabin noise was about 3x as loud without the resonated x-pipe.
Test pipes will only make your exhaust louder. In fact, your exhaust isn't even "loud".
Resonated x-pipe is less than $90 shipped plus the cost of installation.
Test pipes are around $150 shipped.
Magnaflow (11386 or 14386) resonated x-pipe. It will work with your exhaust. My cabin noise was about 3x as loud without the resonated x-pipe.
Test pipes will only make your exhaust louder. In fact, your exhaust isn't even "loud".
Resonated x-pipe is less than $90 shipped plus the cost of installation.
Test pipes are around $150 shipped.
i found this xpipe.. buts its a crossover.. dont know what that is
http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/s...e=main&id=9114
some have 02 sensors.. others are resonated and some are not? whats the best bang?
Last edited by socialconflicts; 10-12-2010 at 01:56 AM.
#12
^ This is the one you should be looking for
http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/s...e=main&id=8715
http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/s...e=main&id=8715
#13
where can i find this?
i found this xpipe.. buts its a crossover.. dont know what that is
http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/s...e=main&id=9114
some have 02 sensors.. others are resonated and some are not? whats the best bang?
i found this xpipe.. buts its a crossover.. dont know what that is
http://www.magnaflow.com/02product/s...e=main&id=9114
some have 02 sensors.. others are resonated and some are not? whats the best bang?
A, think you may be confused with what an x-pipe and test pipes are.
For your Stillen exhaust, you will need Magnaflow 14386 (polished) or 11386 (unpolished) and have it welded in by an exhaust shop. The optimum location for the resonated x-pipe is at the y-pipe for max tq.
EDIT: Performancepeddler.com sells them for about $90 shipped. That's where most of us order from. Enter in your offer and e-mail address and they will reply back with a price.
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From: San Diego
^ i know what a test pipe and xpipe is. didnt know about them being resonated or not.. and didnt know it would need to be welded in. but might do it regardless.. where did you do yours?
also for the test pipes, some have sensors and stuff, which one do you have?
someone is selling some Strup Test pipes, are those any good?
also for the test pipes, some have sensors and stuff, which one do you have?
someone is selling some Strup Test pipes, are those any good?
#15
^ i know what a test pipe and xpipe is. didnt know about them being resonated or not.. and didnt know it would need to be welded in. but might do it regardless.. where did you do yours?
also for the test pipes, some have sensors and stuff, which one do you have?
someone is selling some Strup Test pipes, are those any good?
also for the test pipes, some have sensors and stuff, which one do you have?
someone is selling some Strup Test pipes, are those any good?
Yes it has to be welded in. It's not a bolt on. Any exhaust shop can do it.
No test pipes have sensors. They have bungs where you install the OEM O2 sensors. If you want test pipes, get ones with non foulers built into them which are basically O2 extensions which will prevent CEL's. Strup test pipes do not come with non-foulers built into them if I remember correctly. Megan V2 test pipes have O2 extenders built into them. For the Strup test pipes, you can buy non foulers separately. Statik sells L-shaped non foulers for around $35 shipped.
It is also wise to get a tune after installing test pipes/HFC as it may throw off the a/f ratio as it did on mine. Osiris tune took care of that.