I know how the x-exhaust pipe works to help suck out air.
The question I have is: does the H-pipe suck air out the same way, or is there another purpose for it?
X-exhaust vs. H-exhaust
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X-exhaust vs. H-exhaust
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Re: X-exhaust vs. H-exhaust
The "H" pipe is just a balance tube.
We had a pretty good discussion a while back, see:
http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... =3&t=36052
and
http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... =3&t=35433
We had a pretty good discussion a while back, see:
http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... =3&t=36052
and
http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... =3&t=35433
Robert
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Re: X-exhaust vs. H-exhaust
well the first one helped alot but the second didn't have anything to do with pipes.
Kane
1971 Ford F250 4x2, no engine.....what am I going to do?
1971 Ford F250 4x2, no engine.....what am I going to do?