Subject	If the system is restrictive at all...........
Posted by	Greg D. (Specialty-Z) on February 28, 2013 at 7:44 PM
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In Reply To	Z1 PG race exhaust x or h pipe? posted by gsrteg on February 27, 2013 at 08:54 PM
Message	a properly made X pipe will offer a bigger power band because it increases flow and offers better equalization in the critical low and mid range power band. If the system is not restrictive, the X or H pipe can not increase flow over 100%. On a Z with a 2.5" system, the X pipe will shine. A 3 inch system with minimal bends on a Z is large enough, that as long as you have something in the system to equalize pressure, your starting to split hairs. X pipes generally offer a better tone because they blend the sides of the engine more efficiently. H-pipes tend to have more of a spit sound at high load because your hearing the separate sides of the engine more.
Follow Ups	Z1 PG race exhaust x or h pipe? - gsrteg 20:54:08 02/27/13 Re: Z1 PG race exhaust x or h pipe? - Z2TURBO90 21:06:10 02/27/13 Re: Re: Z1 PG race exhaust x or h pipe? - gsrteg 11:07:50 02/28/13 Judging from the last dyno thread. Id say the HP gain claim - michaell32 (FL) 21:32:38 02/27/13 Might be something interesting here... - 240Z FeO2 21:55:38 02/27/13 20-30HP difference between the Z1 X & H pipe? - BoneZ (MD) 21:52:24 02/27/13 Re: 20-30HP difference between the Z1 X & H pipe? - Chuck@Z1 10:20:24 02/28/13 Read spdrmn15's post below. The H and X made same power - LivinTheDream 00:30:29 02/28/13 If the system is restrictive at all........... - Greg D. (Specialty-Z) 19:44:50 02/28/13
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