UPR Off Road X-pipe

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killerstang04

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Hey guys. I just finished my slp loudmouth cat back install . it sounds fricken awesome... but not awesome enough. So im looking into getting a UPR o/r x-pipe. for those who have it, how do you like it? fit and finish etc? Also, wheres the best place to buy it, other than upr's website. thanks
btw the slp loudmouth is top of the line stuff, no problems at all. took me about 30 minutes at the dealership i work at (used a lift luckily) i DEFINETLY reccomend it!

 

NicksBullitt

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Dec 18, 2004

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The overall fit and finish of the pipe was great. I did not need any other gaskets bolts etc to bolt it up. It is raspy though, just like any other X. Gains were noticeable in the upper rpm range, and low rpm torque was not attected that much.

BTW I ordered mine from nitrostangracing off ebay, quick, excellent response and service. I paid 149.00 shipped..........In my opinion a bargain!

 

Ryan02Stang

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Dec 18, 2004

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I love mine. Fit is the best I've had. Finish is great too. I have mine with 2 chamber flowmasters and it sounds very deep. Stay away from Bassani!!!

 

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Darkhorse845

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Welcome to the boards.

 

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jocko

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Dec 18, 2004

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do you get a check eng light with the off road x pipes and if so how do you get rid of the light?

 

RIP 112

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Dec 18, 2004

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Best I've had. What's the problem with UPR directly, I ordered mine from there and had no problems whatsoever. Mil Eliminators (o2 Sensor simulators) will do the trick.

 

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jocko

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cool.i think im selling the 5.o.

 

RIP 112

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How 'bout you just give it away...to me...you know...as a donation.

 

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killerstang04

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Thanks for the kind welcome! I just bought my stang a few months ago, and im already modding it. I had a WRX before, and im glad i got rid of it. nothing beats a v8 and rear wheel drive. anyhow i put the slp catback on and now im just looking for a good x-pipe, any thing for more power!

 

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duece1019

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it's really loud.

 

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Dec 19, 2004

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i just put 40's and a UPR X and it sounds like the devil screaming at Hondas.

 

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bluegt02

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ive got a upr and its great... fit and finish is real good and have had no problems, youll love it

 

Stork_

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The UPR X is machined well fits properly, only down side I get discoloration (yellow) on my bumber from no cats.

 

xtrm281gt

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I had the slp loudmouth matched up with a bassani o/r x and it sounded rediculious in a bad way. It sounded obnoxiously loud, and pretty much like an old chevy pick-up. If you want your car to have an actual exhaust note with an o/r pipe i suggest a chambered muffler especially if it is an x-pipe. The slp loudmouth setup doesn't even have mufflers on it, they are just resinators...