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Old 11-21-2001, 12:21 PM   #10
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Originally posted by Red Mustang Gt 46

Umm, I thought he said an X-pipe specifically...

Would'nt you say an X-pipe paired with a 9:1-9:4 compression ratio will fair better with some back pressure. On the other side, a 10:1-11:1 compression ratio fairs better with no back pressure...in reference to low end torque...

Cliff
I didn't catch that part sorry about that.

Honestly I don't have enough experience personally with the X pipe because I don't care for the sound. However when I change over to Longtubes I'm going with an offroad X and bullet mufflers and from what I've seen on the dyno there will not be a loss in power due to a lack in back pressure.

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