jbrob007

Does anyone have any experience, good or bad, with the FLOWMASTER TRU X-pipe...??? It's listed in AutoAnything as an X-Pipe for a 1986 928... I'm thinking it will fit fine if we remove the cats, but havent found anything on here about the quality, installation, any issues, etc... The price is $86.00 - so thats the good news.

Any insights or experience with this item is greatly appreciated!

Jadz928

I can't even find it on the site.

AO

Are you sure you;re not confusing it with the Flowmaster Tru-X?

http://www.autoanything.com/exhausts...A2672A0A0.aspx

jbrob007

Sorry. Yeah, thats it... man, I've been having a tough time with names... guess i'm getting old... Anybody got any experience with this part?? I'm CONSIDERING it, but like to ask around for good/bad reviews to see if it iS or ISNT what its cracked up to be.

Thanks again... Joel

FREAKINHEAT

All the reviews only talk about the sound it makes. I'd be more worried about performance numbers. And sorry, no I don't have it installed.

JoeTaylor

For $86 what do you have to lose, it has to be better than a non-xpipe.

Try it and let us know what happens.

Joe

hacker-pschorr

Not necessarily. Just because it's shaped like an X doesn't mean it's going to be better than a properly built Y, or "true duals" with an H pipe.

The design / angle of Louie's design (now produced by the Motorsports guys in Utah) is no accident. This one is about the total opposite.

$86 for the piece, then the cost of fabrication, and to prove its worth, dyno time with before & after results compared to the "original"

I say spend the money on the proven piece, don't wast the cash on this stuff.

jbrob007

Thanks! I'll check out them as well