Xpipe=no rasp?
I generally agree.
When I have it, like on a stock exhaust, I don't really care. But when its gone it usually sounds better. In a few rare cases it can sound good.
And sometimes, depending on the quality and intensity of rasp, it really can sound like ****.
Civic fart cannon comes to mind.
When I have it, like on a stock exhaust, I don't really care. But when its gone it usually sounds better. In a few rare cases it can sound good.
And sometimes, depending on the quality and intensity of rasp, it really can sound like ****.
Civic fart cannon comes to mind.
When I added the X-pipe muffler to my Borla; all the rasp went away and I even felt an improvment in my low end tq. Also the sound of my exhaust is so much better overall.
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TP'S resonated with the hks
If I were to do it again, I'd just get a magnaflow x-pipe rather than fabbing one up.
Last edited by gothchick; Sep 18, 2008 at 08:06 AM.
Originally Posted by gothchick
^^^ I have that setup too. We fabbed up an x-pipe. It did help with rasp in my case. But sound was not my motivation as much as seeking performance gains.
If I were to do it again, I'd just get a magnaflow x-pipe rather than fabbing one up.
If I were to do it again, I'd just get a magnaflow x-pipe rather than fabbing one up.
Originally Posted by gothchick
/\ I bet it's your flex joints... Or maybe a loose 02 sensor, or something touching somewhere...
hahaha, that sucks! I had a Bosch 02 sensor blow out when I was going down the track in a 95 Tsi AWD. that thing was majorly FUXored after that.
This was back in the day when 02's were 150 bucks from factory, and the only aftermarket were Bosch (universal)....they didn't fit too good apparently.
This was back in the day when 02's were 150 bucks from factory, and the only aftermarket were Bosch (universal)....they didn't fit too good apparently.
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Originally Posted by gothchick
^^^ I have that setup too. We fabbed up an x-pipe. It did help with rasp in my case. But sound was not my motivation as much as seeking performance gains.
If I were to do it again, I'd just get a magnaflow x-pipe rather than fabbing one up.
If I were to do it again, I'd just get a magnaflow x-pipe rather than fabbing one up.
http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...-1&showValue=1
i dont know hwere im going to weld it up i hope it will fit like where you did yours
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so after cutting, tack welding it in place over and over for 3 hours i finally go tit to fit right ,and..................... NO RASP. from idle to redline the exhaust note is perfect .i didnt take any pics cuz it pretty much looks like gothchic's xpipe
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