Goodbye suitcase, hello H-Pipe
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02-24-2015, 07:38 AM
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Not bashing you brother, trying to understand. Mine is an x-pipe. Both allow flow between sides. I'm not a true Motorhead so I don't know if that would cause issues with drone or not. I do know, having been a long time Ram guy, the Rams have issues with drone more often than we do with the DD. set-up seems to make a big difference with these engines.
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02-24-2015, 07:40 PM
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Sorry, did not explain Post#75 correctly. I used the word "suitcases" instead of "suitcase".
My R/T has a single "suitcase". The performance muffler shop did not do the "H" set up. They installed two short pipes to replace the "suitcase".
Perhaps with the "H" pipe set up, you get a better exhaust sounding system.
BTW, I installed a "H" pipe in my C-5 Vette a few years ago after installing a LAPD Exhaust Mufflers system and experiencing "backfire rumble" when decelerating. The H pipe set up in the VETTE took care of the problem.
It's just my opinion, man... Don't flame me...
My R/T has a single "suitcase". The performance muffler shop did not do the "H" set up. They installed two short pipes to replace the "suitcase".
Perhaps with the "H" pipe set up, you get a better exhaust sounding system.
BTW, I installed a "H" pipe in my C-5 Vette a few years ago after installing a LAPD Exhaust Mufflers system and experiencing "backfire rumble" when decelerating. The H pipe set up in the VETTE took care of the problem.
It's just my opinion, man... Don't flame me...
How do you like the Hypertech ?, you have the setup I may have, CAI, delete suitcase, and Hypertech.
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02-24-2015, 11:10 PM
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#88
01-17-2016, 09:56 PM
Hello
i know, the thread is nearly 1 year old, but i have a question. Is the H-Pipe really necessary or will it work with two single pipes without connection between them?
What is the difference to a x pipe? All aftermarket exhaust are made with a xpipe instead of the suitcase.
The question is because here in Germany it is not allowed to change the exhaust and the selfmade h-pipe can be detected easily by the police or the so called TÜV, where all cars has to be shown every two years.
thanks a lot and greetings from Germany
Michael
i know, the thread is nearly 1 year old, but i have a question. Is the H-Pipe really necessary or will it work with two single pipes without connection between them?
What is the difference to a x pipe? All aftermarket exhaust are made with a xpipe instead of the suitcase.
The question is because here in Germany it is not allowed to change the exhaust and the selfmade h-pipe can be detected easily by the police or the so called TÜV, where all cars has to be shown every two years.
thanks a lot and greetings from Germany
Michael
