[cwhit23]

Not a question of x-pipe vs H-pipe, for I've read a ton of stuff on that and there's a ton of stuff out there on it. I don't really see any mention of brands.

So, is there a big difference in brands? I mean a jba o/r h vs a jegs vs a pypes, so on and so forth? x or h either one, I don't really see how one brand can be much better than the the next , especially in an o/r pipe? Any insight on this or recomendations would be great! Thanks!

 

[ghunt]

One thing to keep in mind is that most of the ones sold by Summit and Jegs are plain aluminized steel (hence the lower price). Also pypes stuff is all made in China.

I personally have been eyeing the JBA x-pipe...both because it's a good price and stainless and made in the USA, AND because it's a modular design that can be used with their long tubes if I should go that route.

 

[tbmd]

Yeah it really doesn't matter. As long as it's stainless steel I wouldn't worry about the brand of it.

 

[cwhit23]

Cool, thats what I was thinking, I mean on o/r pipe is just a pipe, so I didn't understand why one brand is 200 bucks and another 120.

 

[Sharad]

Some x-pipes (where the pipes merge) flow better than others. Ours is a true high flow type:

2005-2010 Ford Mustang GT 4.6L Off Road X Pipe