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"X" or "Y" type exhaust which one better?

Hi, I just spoke to Max at Stillen he suggested that there were some benefits to each type of exhaust configuration , that at Stillen they tested both and felt

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Old 08-12-2010, 05:36 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Hi,
I just spoke to Max at Stillen he suggested that there were some benefits to each type of exhaust configuration , that at Stillen they tested both and felt that the “Y” seemed to give more gains and preformed best on the 370Z, engine and overall configuration than the “X” .
This may also be possibly why the OEM configuration is a “Y” type all be it much more constrictive then the Stillen design.
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