The old question of X vs H applies to long tubes. It depends on your muffler.
Chambered mufflers like Flowmaster and MAC do better with an H.
Straight through mufflers like Magnaflow or SLP do better with an X.
You don't want straight pipes, that'll make it sound like an old truck that cracks and pops with glasspacks.
As for turndowns or not, that's up to your tolerance for a blasting blaring exhaust right in your ear and you don't mind yelling to your passengers. Not to mention dumps stink up the interior when you're not in motion.
Chambered mufflers like Flowmaster and MAC do better with an H.
Straight through mufflers like Magnaflow or SLP do better with an X.
You don't want straight pipes, that'll make it sound like an old truck that cracks and pops with glasspacks.
As for turndowns or not, that's up to your tolerance for a blasting blaring exhaust right in your ear and you don't mind yelling to your passengers. Not to mention dumps stink up the interior when you're not in motion.