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Originally Posted by NYBladeZ I know they will work, the question asked was what kind of plumbing would work better. I think you'll be splitting hairs trying to figure out
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Back when I had my Mustang, we had to run a crossover to balance the exhaust pulses due to the firing order of the engine. X pipes tended to make a little bit more power than H pipes, but it was only just.
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