X-Pipe Question
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Racer
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From: Weston FL
X-Pipe Question
I have the Z06 Titanium exhaust on and since I have the Jingle that's going on I was thinking of putting on an X-pipe? Since the exhaust isn't loud will it still mellow it out to my old stock one?
Thanks,
TonyP.
Thanks,
TonyP.
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Chances are the x-pipe will mellow out the sound, but the titanium mufflers will still sound great. I think the x-pipe makes the sound deeper.
Racer
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i found that the xpipe (bassani rear) did the trick to get rid of the poping on deceleration like stated above.
In my opinion it did quiet down the mufflers a little bit as well. Still sounds nice, different tho.
this was before i took the cats off
, and i too have z06 mufflers.
In my opinion it did quiet down the mufflers a little bit as well. Still sounds nice, different tho.
this was before i took the cats off
, and i too have z06 mufflers.
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Almost all of the popping was eliminated. It seemed louder at WOT and quieter @ cruise. I now have the Kooks 3" X-Pipe with Hi-Flow Cats and with this setup It's still pretty quiet at cruise but deeper than stock, now at WOT forget about It!! Very throaty and mean sounding. It sounds like a big block. I love the sound. I just wish It was a tad deeper at cruise, that's just my taste. I love the sound of a Mustang with Flowmasters~I always have, I owned an 89 GT 5.0 5spd with American Thunder Flowmasters among many other things when I was In College back In the day. You might even pick up 5 hp with an X-pipe because of the better flow design. Best of luck 
