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Old June 6th, 2007, 12:02 AM   #1
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HP from offroad Pipe?


How much HP is typically gained from installing an offroad x pipe? how about with or without a tune?
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Old June 6th, 2007, 12:15 AM   #2
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I know on my old 03 Mach1 gains were around 6-9 rwhp but that is a completely different motor...

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First, off you do not need to tune for an H or X pipe. The stock ECU measures backs pressure and "knows" what the exhaust scavenging is all by itself. As for HP gains...just from the addition of an H pipe? You mean without cats? Neglible at best by itself.
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Originally Posted by GT/CS
First, off you do not need to tune for an H or X pipe. The stock ECU measures backs pressure and "knows" what the exhaust scavenging is all by itself. As for HP gains...just from the addition of an H pipe? You mean without cats? Neglible at best by itself.
An offroad H pipe doesn't required a tune, HOWEVER, if he has a tuner, he will need to utilize it to turn off the rear o2 sensors for after several miles a CEL can come on. If he does not have a tuner, then he will need to buy a set of MIL Eliminators that plug into the plus of the o2 sensors into thinking the car still has cats.

and a typical offroad pipe you see between 8-10hp.
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Old June 7th, 2007, 01:34 PM   #5
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I have an O-R X pipe on my car and gained 10RWHP without ever throwing a code.Maybe I got lucky.
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