Ultraflows + X-Pipe video

padge

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Hey guys, I took the time to make this video of my new exhaust for anyone thats interested. Offroad X-Pipe with Dynomax Ultraflow welded's. Stock tailpipes. Lemme know what you think:
http://padge.gotdns.com/xpipeultraflows.wmv

The server might be slow, so be patient .

 

kj99

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man that sounds pretty damn good.

mine sounds a little bit like it. But mine won't crackle like yours does coming back down.

 

stang09er

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Dude, Sounds great!!! I think it wasn't so much of your exhaust crackling, it has some to do with the Mic on the camcorder considering it was so close to the exit. Sounds awesome!!

 

955.0HO

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i cant see it

 

padge

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955.0HO, maybe try again and see if that helps. If anyone can host it that would be ok, or post your e-mail and I can send it (1.22MB).

Thanks for the compliments, it wasn't exactly the sound I was planning on getting. But for the extra performance an X-pipe with straight through mufflers gives me, compared to an H-pipe with chambered mufflers, I'd rather have the power and exotic sound rather than not as much power, and the sound I originally wanted .

 

Craig Mack

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padge said:

955.0HO, maybe try again and see if that helps. If anyone can host it that would be ok, or post your e-mail and I can send it (1.22MB).

Thanks for the compliments, it wasn't exactly the sound I was planning on getting. But for the extra performance an X-pipe with straight through mufflers gives me, compared to an H-pipe with chambered mufflers, I'd rather have the power and exotic sound rather than not as much power, and the sound I originally wanted .

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I don't think a near stock GT is going to benifit a lot more from an X-pipe and straight thru's vs. an H pipe and chambered mufflers...maybe a couple peak hp or so, but not a reason to base your decision IMO.

Anyway, I listened to your clip Padge, and your setup sounds very aggressive, definately a pleasant exhaust note. Good combination.

 

PDubs

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That is a lot of crackle, but still sounds good.

 

padge

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I don't think a near stock GT is going to benifit a lot more from an X-pipe and straight thru's vs. an H pipe and chambered mufflers...maybe a couple peak hp or so, but not a reason to base your decision IMO.

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True, but that wasn't all I based my decision on. The muffler shop in my city had all of these parts in stock. The ones I intended on getting I would have had them ordered in, but, my stock exhaust was plugged from a caved in Catalyic converter, and I needed new exhaust right away. So i decided to just go with what they had, seeing as I have changed my mind on exhaust about 10 times since then. I'm happy though, kinda wish I could have heard some 2ch.flows with an o/r h-pipe in person to compare my setup to though.