Topic: H-Pipe
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Currently installed on the car; headers and flowmasters with an H-Pipe.
I purchased new headers and a chambered exhaust system that I will get installed in the coming weeks. I don't see why I would need an H-Pipe anymore. Any thought ?
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The "H" pipe will make a small diff. in torque, but probably not enough to be noticable. It also allows a little more "mellow" tone from the exhaust. Never heard one with the chambered system, tho. Might be interesting! 
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