Engine Masters - X pipe verses H pipe

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When I bought my 67 it just failed the sound test for the RW, it had straight through pipes. They installed a H pipe and it came in 2db under.
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My experience is the sounds drops a few db - all depends on type of muffler though.
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After seeing that, I'm going to run 24 "X" pipes on pheonix. Should make more power. Yes....
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66STNG wrote:After seeing that, I'm going to run 24 "X" pipes on pheonix. Should make more power. Yes....
But it'll be too quiet!!
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OK, what is the spread of jet sizes you would expect in a dual carb motor? You will be surprised:
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Dual X pipe exhaust promotes increased scavenging effects.

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Also real smooth sounds.
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boofhead wrote:Dual X pipe exhaust promotes increased scavenging effects.

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Also real smooth sounds.
Be bloody loud without mufflers, just sayin ......... :popcorn:
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lol. Indeed - mufflers after what I showed.
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ozbilt wrote:
boofhead wrote:Dual X pipe exhaust promotes increased scavenging effects.

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Also real smooth sounds.
Be bloody loud without mufflers, just sayin ......... :popcorn:
We kind of made a multi cross over on Dave's E type. we made the pipes out of flat rectangle RHS tube to get more ground clearance and then snaked mandrel bends in 2" pipe down center of the 2 RSH rails like say 5 X pipes. Big open chamber on the back with Jag V12 fan tail tips. It wasn't super loud for an 800hp engine and you jack the car up by it, made lots of sparks on street sprints when it hit the ground. Seemed work pretty well.
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Shaunp wrote:
ozbilt wrote:
boofhead wrote:Dual X pipe exhaust promotes increased scavenging effects.

Image

Also real smooth sounds.
Be bloody loud without mufflers, just sayin ......... :popcorn:
We kind of made a multi cross over on Dave's E type. we made the pipes out of flat rectangle RHS tube to get more ground clearance and then snaked mandrel bends in 2" pipe down center of the 2 RSH rails like say 5 X pipes. Big open chamber on the back with Jag V12 fan tail tips. It wasn't super loud for an 800hp engine and you jack the car up by it, made lots of sparks on street sprints when it hit the ground. Seemed work pretty well.
I have built systems using oval pipe for ground clearance, but never RHS ...... 8O

Typical Aussie "out of the box" thinking there Shaun ....... :thumbs:
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ozbilt wrote:
Shaunp wrote:
ozbilt wrote:
boofhead wrote:Dual X pipe exhaust promotes increased scavenging effects.

Image

Also real smooth sounds.
Be bloody loud without mufflers, just sayin ......... :popcorn:
We kind of made a multi cross over on Dave's E type. we made the pipes out of flat rectangle RHS tube to get more ground clearance and then snaked mandrel bends in 2" pipe down center of the 2 RSH rails like say 5 X pipes. Big open chamber on the back with Jag V12 fan tail tips. It wasn't super loud for an 800hp engine and you jack the car up by it, made lots of sparks on street sprints when it hit the ground. Seemed work pretty well.
I have built systems using oval pipe for ground clearance, but never RHS ...... 8O

Typical Aussie "out of the box" thinking there Shaun ....... :thumbs:
Biggest issue was it was heavy, the E type is low and the RHS gave us the biggest cross section we could fit under the car, particularly the Jag rear end. We made the headeer for the Chev as well out of mandrel bends, 4 in to 1 shorties tucked in the space frames, tried to get them equal length.
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