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H-pipe stock on 07?

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  • Start date Start date Oct 14, 2007

fartingchicken

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Are my eyeballs fooling me, or does my new 07 GT have a factory H-pipe exhaust? Heck, all I need is new mufflers then.
 

kooldawg6

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Yes it does. Although it does flow very well for a catted factory exhaust, you don't get much sound out of it. I went with the Pypes O/R H and OMG did it change the way the Flows growl/scream!!!!! I can feel the exhaust rumble beneath my feetFor awhile I had the O/R H and stock mufflers which didn't sound bad either.
 

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I was wondering if there would be a sound difference, but it looks like the catalytic converters are welded to the pipe. I think I'll leave well enough alone.
Thanks for the input.
 

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Is there a possibility of running that o/r h and not having the check engine light come on?
 

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Maza4ever14 said:
Is there a possibility of running that o/r h and not having the check engine light come on?
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Yes you can install mil extensions for your 02 sensors, or disbale the rear o2 sensors with a handheld tuner.
 

kooldawg6

mine works really well and can take a fair amount
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lightblade said:
Yes you can install mil extensions for your 02 sensors, or disbale the rear o2 sensors with a handheld tuner.
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+1
Bamachips and Brenspeed ship their tuners with the rear O2 sensors turned off.
 

metroplex

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The factory H-pipe crossover is very large and short, I doubt we'd see much gain from an aftermarket H-pipe unless they get rid of the cats.
 
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