Re: TTI - X pipe exhaust system install questions

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Tom,
  I'll take a few pictures to pass along when you're ready.  I  went with the 
2.5" X-pipe system based on a few comments that it was a  little better than 
the H-pipe.  Having messed around with it, I think  it's a more difficult to 
install though.  With all the curves, and extra  adapters, there's a lot of 
"adjustability" there so it's going to take some work  to get everything centered 
up.  With the H-pipe, it looks like it will just  bolt right up and kinda 
"self-center" if you know what I mean.  At  this point, I'm wishing I had just 
gone with the H-pipe as I doubt if I will  gain any significant power from the 
X-pipe with my engine (poly  318).  The serious hi-po motors would benefit from 
the 3"  though.
 
Houston
'64 Belvedere

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