Dr. Gas X-Pipe

[ROBW9999]

as the others have said, it's supposed to be the placement of the X that makes the difference. I'm not sure there is much of a difference performance wise if you have LT's. I do and just had 40 series welded into my edelbrock catback, now I love my car all over again

 

[stang976]

what welding is required to put one of these on??? they just dont bolt on? i dont understand

 

[cap42]

For the shorty header or stock manifold version it comes in 5 pieces 2 tubes that connect to the manifolds the X and 2 tubes that connect to your catback....they have to be welded together...it does bolt to your manifolds and your catback just where the 4 tubes connect to the X is where it needs to be welded.

The LT version is 7 pieces and is basically the same thing just a extra 2 pieces that have to be cut to match the length of your LT's.

I did the welding myself in my garage it was a PITA but with access to a lift it should be a easy job to do yourself otherwise just have a exhaust shop install it for you

 

[stang976]

that sucks. i am real close to ordering one but i am not sure annymore.. i dont see why they wouldnt just sell it in one piece or "pre-welded"?

 

[stang976]

its not that i am too lazy, but i do not know how to weld. and plus if i brought that to an exhaust shop for a price quote, i know they would try to rape me like an Olsen twin for a job like that

 

[crew_dawg16]

Ah!!! maybe not.... from the website "These shortie/stock manifold systems do not fit under automatic transmissions." So this means I cant get one?!?!?

the website said one was supposed to come out last year

I guess Dr. Gas forgot about the auto guys

 

[smokin'Red35th]

so again, DO THEY MAKE H-PIPES???

 

[Aaron 4.6]

so again, DO THEY MAKE H-PIPES???

No.

 

[mcmmotorsports]

Pimp the X pipe and be done with it

 

[smokin'Red35th]

No.

thanks