H-Pipe or X-Pipe or Pro chamber

[tw3aK]

I'm planning on getting a new mid pipe for my long tubes and Mac 2 piece catback with 3 1/2in tips. What sounds the best and what would give me the most power. Thanks.

 

[notch22]

I like my x-pipe but if I had LTs I would go with the ProChamber.

 

[1982matthew]

I personally have a H pipe with long tubes and like it a lot.........

 

[Bad92GT]

X pipe, raspy badassiness

 

[LiquidGT]

There was a magazine dyno test a long time ago, a catted H vs. a catted X there was no real difference in hp.

The o/r X vs. the o/r H; X pipe beat it by 7hp.

I dont know if its really true, I'm just putting the info out there.

 

[Brandon11010]

Iv always heard/read that X is the way to go

 

[NIKwoaC]

Iv always heard/read that X is the way to go

X pipe, raspy badassiness

+1

X pipes are not only supposed to perform better, but the sound is unbeatable. It will make your car sound like a race car, especially without cats. The sound difference on my car was immediately apparent.

 

[STROKED_LX]

X pipe has better exhaust gas scavenging which gain more hp/tq over H pipe.

 

[Turkey Sammich]

I agree. X sounds far better and you see better results with a x compared to a h. I've had both and I will never got back to an H.

 

[2000xp8]

If you plan on keeping your car, don't buy the mac stuff.
Mac exhaust products just don't last. And yes, i know from experience.
Bassani or magnaflow. It costs more, but you'll only have to do it once

 

[5spd GT]

I know a few guys that have Mac products. They are a little better quality then they used to. I helped install all of the exhaust parts (mid-pipes and cat-backs), and they have no problems to date.

Lucky I guess...

I prefer the H-pipe sound.

 

[BYRDPE]

I prefer the H-pipe sound.

+1...........

 

[fastgtfairlane]

i prefer the x pipe. not just any x pipe either. the dr. gas x pipe is where its at. their overall design and technology is second to none as far exhaust goes. read the articles i pasted on the post.

http://www.drgas.com/articles/art_sync.php
http://www.drgas.com/articles/art_syncronicity.php
http://www.drgas.com/articles/art_paulhaney.php

there is some very interesting and detailed information about crossovers on exhausts in the articles.