Muffler Delete, Do You Recommend It?

[BLACK10]

Originally Posted by dr1ven

Do you get the popping on decel with the x-pipe?

Yes, but the sound is deeper

[macinbro]

Finally shot a video, this is Solo Tips and a Magnaflow X-Pipe too

View My Video

[billyspeed]

need to ask...... what is a tune?
who can do it for me ?
where do i go ?
any cost ?
what else could reduce popping on my muffler delete?

above questions our in regards to muffler delete and adding x pipe

thanks

[toehead93]

Originally Posted by JDP Motorsports

The part # for the polished stainless steel resonated X-Pipe is 14568 and the stainless satin resonated X-Pipe is part # 12569.

I was looking at the 12569 tru-x muffler but wasn't sure if it will fit with the pipes 5.75" apart. I called Magnaflow and they said the #11386 was used on the Comp. cat-back. If the 12569 fits I'd be more interested because it is slightly larger making it a little quieter. Will they both fit?

Also, a muffler delete is $80-$100. What are you guys paying to have a resonated x-pipe installed? I'll likely do the x-pipe install and muffler delete.

[Danny Thomas]

Originally Posted by toehead93

I was looking at the 12569 tru-x muffler but wasn't sure if it will fit with the pipes 5.75" apart. I called Magnaflow and they said the #11386 was used on the Comp. cat-back. If the 12569 fits I'd be more interested because it is slightly larger making it a little quieter. Will they both fit?

Also, a muffler delete is $80-$100. What are you guys paying to have a resonated x-pipe installed? I'll likely do the x-pipe install and muffler delete.

I paid a total of $275 plus tax for muffler delete, Magnaflow stainless steel resonated x pipe and labor. My car is a A6 and I am very satisfied with setup and sound.

[cybercoaster]

Originally Posted by Danny Thomas

I paid a total of $275 plus tax for muffler delete, Magnaflow stainless steel resonated x pipe and labor. My car is a A6 and I am very satisfied with setup and sound.

resonators removed as well?

[dr1ven]

Originally Posted by JDP Motorsports

The X-Pipes really help the sound quality and you would pick up more Horsepower by going with an X-Pipe and doing a muffler delete over an axle-back because of the scavanging the X-Pipe offers, it almost acts like a vacuum to extract the exhaust gas from the engine.

I have part # 10791 in stock and you can use coupon code FreeShipping to receive free shipping on the X-Pipe. We also don't charge a handling fee.



Please feel free to call, email or PM me anytime with questions! We've been using these X-Pipes for years with great success! Have a happy holiday!

Kind regards,

Just submitted my order. Thanks.

[dr1ven]

What are the steps for incorporating the x-pipe into the muffler delete setup? I have a shop that does the delete and provides the straight pipes, but they haven't done this with the x-pipe yet. Also, I assumed that I only need 1 xpipe. Is that correct? Thanks.

[JDP Motorsports]

Originally Posted by dr1ven

Just submitted my order. Thanks.

We got it! We appreciate your business! We will send the tracking # as soon as we receive it from our shipping department!

Originally Posted by dr1ven

What are the steps for incorporating the x-pipe into the muffler delete setup? I have a shop that does the delete and provides the straight pipes, but they haven't done this with the x-pipe yet. Also, I assumed that I only need 1 xpipe. Is that correct? Thanks.

That is correct, you'll only need 1 X-Pipe. Basically the shop will cut out your factory H-Pipe and/or resonator and they'll weld the X-Pipe in. They will probably need to add a couple of short 2.5" tubing pieces between the back of the X-Pipe and the factory mid section you'll be connecting to.

Please feel free to have the shop call us directly with any questions on the placement of the X-Pipe. If you have any questions please feel free to call, email or PM me anytime! Again Thank you for choosing JDP Motorsports for your performance needs and have a Happy New Year!

Kind regards,

[Iwantone2]

Originally Posted by dr1ven

What are the steps for incorporating the x-pipe into the muffler delete setup? I have a shop that does the delete and provides the straight pipes, but they haven't done this with the x-pipe yet. Also, I assumed that I only need 1 xpipe. Is that correct? Thanks.

yes you only need 1 x-pipe. are you asking how they would install the x-pipe part in the exhaust? if you have the L99, they would need to cut out the resonator and weld the x-pipe and some more piping in place.

Do'h!!! i guess i'm too slow to type, lol

[dr1ven]

Thanks.

[Mungo]

I've heard that the SLP loudmouth I is nothing more than a muffler delete is that true or is it just another resonator? I've seen a Youtube video of a black Camaro in Torence Cal. doing a slow and fast pass. His was a M6 and it did pop on deceleration, but not that bad. Would a loudmouth II with an X-pipe soud better?

[defragme]

Originally Posted by Mungo

I've heard that the SLP loudmouth I is nothing more than a muffler delete is that true or is it just another resonator? I've seen a Youtube video of a black Camaro in Torence Cal. doing a slow and fast pass. His was a M6 and it did pop on deceleration, but not that bad. Would a loudmouth II with an X-pipe soud better?

Yes, the loudmouth I is just a bolt on muffler delete. Pipe with tips.

[1badtie]

Originally Posted by domano 68

This question is asking someone if they like Coke or Pepsi. Everything is relative to every individual. To me the muffler delete sounds awesome and beat the heck out of paying $500 for a straight pipe with SLP written on it when I paid $80 for a straight pipe with no writing on it. Just do it and see if you like it.

true that but will it decrease yur gas milage??