madmailman96

I have stock headers on my corvette, so i cant go with a dynatech O/R x pipe like i originally wanted to do, but i am going to go with some sort of x pipe. My question is what brand you guys recommend and also could you send me a link to what you suggest, I'm having a tough time finding any corvette parts on the internet. It has to be O/R because well frankly 4 cats are 4 to many.

Thanks for any information.

madmatt9471

Magnaflow TRU X-Pipe

http://www.corvetteguys.com/c5-magna...edium=Shopping


Also can get at West Coast Corvette the forum store, ask for the discount for us:
http://www.westcoastcorvette.com/p-2...04-c5-z06.aspx

Thanks,Matt

00Corvette

I doubt anyone here has back to back tested on a dyno with a variety of X-pipes.. Just get the one you can afford

madmailman96

Not about the money, i just really am not familiar with the corvette Pipes setup, coming from a mustang. Does the one x-pipe eliminate all 4 cats or do i need more pipes to do that?

c5BlackBeauty

Consistent good press!

Vetteman Jack

I ran a Bassani X-pipe on my '00. Excellent product.

00Corvette

Look under your car and it will make more sense..and I run magnaflow under my car. NOT using magnaflow for the X-pipe though..I'm fine with aluminized and don't really need stainless. The flow of just about all of the X-pipes has got to be very close when it comes to rear wheel horsepower and even probably CFM...

Unless you go REALLY cheap..then they just suck

blackmachdown

a corvette x pipe is different, all the x pipes for a vette are designed to be put on after the cats. you would have to get a muffler shop (or yourself) to cut off the cats and weld a new straight through pipe to get rid of them or buy long tube headers that dont come with cats

0CorvetteGuysGal

Hi guys, saw us mentioned and thought I'd let you know we offer a discount and free shipping in the lower 48 states as well.