which x-pipe is the best

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i'm lookin to buy an x-pipe i have 3 chamber flowmasters with stock headers and stock h-pipe and it sounds really nice i get compliments on the sound of it all the time but i would like it a little more louder i did have 2 chamber flowmasters and it didnt sound as good i dont know why prolly because i had dumps but it was way louder ....so can someone tell me what is the best off road pipe for cheap money not over 300

 

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and i want it to sound good too because ive heard mustangs that make are wicked loud but sound like ****e

 

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Try a Dr. Gas X pipe...and listen www.mustangexhaust.com to give you some other ideas...

Personally I like h pipes and the Prochamber...but to each his own...

David

 

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92stang gt 5.0 said:

and i want it to sound good too because ive heard mustangs that make are wicked loud but sound like ****e

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I have mac Equal length headers and a BBK catted x-pipe and 3 chaber flows and dumps, It sounds wicked it sounds way faster than it is!

 

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anyone else have any suggestions

 

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My friend has mac LT's,custom offroad x-pipe with bullets dumped!!

 

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ive got a flowtech x-pipe on my car it sounds real nice, my friend's got a bbk x-pipe on his car and he says my car sounds different than other x-pipes. bassani has real good quality i believe they come with a life time warranty but they are damn expensive

 

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If you want to spend the extra Money, go Bassani, i found out that a Bassani cat back, with a Bassani h pipe, or even a Mac h pipe, or x pipe is the best sounding/performing setup i could find. Just my 2 cents. I Run the Bassani actback with a mac O/R H pipe, sounds pefect.

 

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get BASSAANI the best there is! You getwhat you pay for!!!!!!

 

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I love my Bassani X pipe with cats but they are not the loudest. For loudness you need an H pipe with no cats!

 

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i say Dr GAs will give u a killer sound, bassani is also very good....and i will varify that FLOWTECH X pipes have a different sound to them...my friend had BBk equals, Flowtech X pipe and 2 chambers flows....sounded pretty mean when he didnt have a leak, but for some reason it didnt sound like a total X pipe the "X" is located just below the tranny instead of the normal position of further back.

 

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Go with Dr Gas

 

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I have a magna flo. It fit way better than a Bassani. The cats don't hang down like Bassani and scrape the ground. Bassani does'nt like to warrauntee the cats either. You will love this one.

 

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sbeamer said:

I The cats don't hang down like Bassani and scrape the ground. Bassani does'nt like to warrauntee the cats either. .

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Thats really not an issue, seeing as how he is getting an off-road pipe

 

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I've been lookin at Xpipes as well, and noticed the Flowtech is set up differently. Anyone know if there's much of a difference in exhaust flow with the Flowtech compared to the traditional Xpipes that crossover more towards the rear?