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Reply With Quotesweet deal. Let us know how it works/sounds cause I'm interested in doing it too.
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This is a discussion on X-pipe installed within the Exhaust forums, part of the Performance category; Finally getting my x-pipe installed tomorrow, one week before I install my new motor(350) Can't wait see if it makes ...
Finally getting my x-pipe installed tomorrow, one week before I install my new motor(350)
Can't wait see if it makes any differece on the old 305 and if the exhaust note is going to sound any different.
I'll be getting 2 1/2 from the headers to the two converters then to the x-pipe and after it will be 2 1/4 to the tail pipes and no mufflers just 2 resonator tips from LMC.
If it ain't broke,MOD it.
2010 Chevy Silverado LTZ 6.2Liter 4x4
"88K1500, SOLD"
sweet deal. Let us know how it works/sounds cause I'm interested in doing it too.
1994 GMC SCSB. 350, 3.08'sTransgo Hd2, 2k stall TC, Heddman longtubes/SLP LM1 duals, Ult TBI mods, XtremeFI AFPR, 2inch drop shackles
Originally Posted by javi05
I think you'll like it. I installed an x-pipe on my '97 ECSB a few years back. I have it running into Dynomax Bullet mufflers, which are dumped after the cab. The X-pipe makes the exhaust sound great. Especially when you really get on it.
Last edited by bs883; 05-18-2008 at 10:07 AM.
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