Was watching that street tuner show on speed and noticed the "cross pipe" on the mustang...
09-17-2006, 07:46 PM
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Was watching that street tuner show on speed and noticed the "cross pipe" on the mustang...
wonder if 3.0L's can gain torque from putting a cross pipe on the car? wonder how you'd do that with the drive shaft in the way?
09-17-2006, 09:24 PM
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I had an X-pipe on my Chevelle before it was run over by a tanker truck...
I never really thought about it for the A4 though. I know the crossover solves a problem with V8 firing order that doesn't exist with a V6. But there are other benefits to an X or H pipe like reduced backpressure and a mellower sound.
I think there is room for it. It's definitely something to research.
I think there is room for it. It's definitely something to research.
09-18-2006, 08:39 AM
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The setup I was thinking about was running a pipe between the existing pipes giving
an H shape I guess. What's the purpose? To balance out the backpressure between the two banks of cylinders?
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