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Old September 19th, 2008, 05:06 PM   #1
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What is the difference between a H Pipe and a X Pipe. Thanks.
 
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one is shaped like this "X" and one is shaped like this "H"

the x pipe is raspier than the H, but the H has more of a deeper sound to it.. i personally like x pipes on modular engines, and
H pipes on 5.0's
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Old September 19th, 2008, 05:31 PM   #3
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i will have ot agree with bwal09 def go with an x if you have a 96-2004 and a h if 87-95
 
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Will This increase hp also?
 
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Originally Posted by BWAL09 View Post
one is shaped like this "X" and one is shaped like this "H"

the x pipe is raspier than the H, but the H has more of a deeper sound to it.. i personally like x pipes on modular engines, and
H pipes on 5.0's

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i have a off road h on my cobra and i love it....
 
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It's the shape of the piping. Like previously mentioned, X pipes are usually a bit more raspier than the deeper H pipe. Both of them sound good in my eyes, though.
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hs give a lower growl, xs give more airflow
 
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im not sure this is true. i have been told a h pipe will work up to a certain rpm then the exhaust will just by pass the crossover tube. but on the other hand all the the exhaust on an x pipe is forsed through the x on the pipe.

on the other hand i had an o/r h-pipe and flows on my 01 gt and got compliments all the time. It was however very loud at wot cause my friends could hear it over a mile away.
 
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I got a mac H pipe O/R in my 1991 gt and a BBK X pipe on my 1995 cobra, to be honest l Like way much better the X pipe,I even swap it one time to my fox just to tested and feels more power, at idle is not as loud like the h pipe, but at cruising or open throtle sound real good, soon I wil get a X pipe for my fox with some magnaflow(magnapack muflers)BTW the x pipe sound better with a no chambered mufler like magnaflows.
 
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Originally Posted by BWAL09 View Post
one is shaped like this "X" and one is shaped like this "H"

the x pipe is raspier than the H, but the H has more of a deeper sound to it.. i personally like x pipes on modular engines, and
H pipes on 5.0's
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Old October 13th, 2008, 01:39 PM   #12
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currently running a bassani x exhaust on the 98

let me tell you
atleast imo the x pipe is louder and throatier
only thing i dont like about the x is the drone sound cruising at 70mph course im also runing 4.10's and my rpms are around 2 grand
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