sho89mtx April 20th, 2005, 09:44 PM getting a custom welded "true-dual" exhaust system like the swedish mark has on it where it's 2.5" pipe all the way back and then has a custom h-pipe with 1.5" piping. My question is where the heck does the h-pipe go. From the pics, it looks like it connects in the front by the 2 cats, but that can't make sense. Does anyone have an H-pipe on here, if so, can u send me a link or a pic to where yours is located?
thanks,
scott
ONEBADMK8 April 20th, 2005, 11:52 PM 2 to 3 feet from the primary cats. Heavy drone and some low end torque sacrifice will occur from the h.
sho89mtx April 21st, 2005, 12:42 PM 2 to 3 feet from the primary cats. Heavy drone and some low end torque sacrifice will occur from the h.
ok, just got back from the exhaust shop and got a good price on a quote, but look at this pic:
http://swedish-acceleration.com/images/newexhaust.jpg
they told me that if i remove that 3rd cat/resonator combo that I would loose a lot of back pressure and the car could drive like crap, is this true? Don't most of you that have the LMS exhaust system have the part cut off and an double x-pipe in place of it? If so, but losing that 3rd cat/resonator combo did your car run like crap? U would think it would run better without all that restriction, am I wrong?
thanks,
scott
PioneerCrazed April 21st, 2005, 04:16 PM The Sweed's H-pipe is directley behind the transmission cross-member, which is at the rear of the trans. Which puts it around 3 feet, did you check this out while they quoted you at the exhaust shop. What'd they quote you, and for what material.
ok, just got back from the exhaust shop and got a good price on a quote, but look at this pic:
http://swedish-acceleration.com/images/newexhaust.jpg
they told me that if i remove that 3rd cat/resonator combo that I would loose a lot of back pressure and the car could drive like crap, is this true? Don't most of you that have the LMS exhaust system have the part cut off and an double x-pipe in place of it? If so, but losing that 3rd cat/resonator combo did your car run like crap? U would think it would run better without all that restriction, am I wrong?
thanks,
scott
sho89mtx April 21st, 2005, 05:32 PM The Sweed's H-pipe is directley behind the transmission cross-member, which is at the rear of the trans. Which puts it around 3 feet, did you check this out while they quoted you at the exhaust shop. What'd they quote you, and for what material.
did I check what out while they quoted me? They said $350 minimum and $400 max for all the piping and flowmaster 40 series mufflers and hpipe. not bad in my opinion
PioneerCrazed April 21st, 2005, 07:14 PM Sound's like a great deal! I guess what I was asking was if you checked out where the transmission crossmember was, which would give you some idea as to where their H-pipe is... Did the shop put your car up on a rack?
Sorry for the confusion... My bad
ONEBADMK8 April 21st, 2005, 08:08 PM 40's and an H. Enjoy that drone.
buddylee April 21st, 2005, 08:23 PM I'd shoot my self so I couldn't hear the drone.
it not a muffler unless it got 1.5 baffles
MarkOfDeath April 21st, 2005, 10:38 PM you will be fine with an H pipe, I have one. :headbang:
MarkOfDeath April 21st, 2005, 10:41 PM since flowmasters are loud you might want to throw in some summit glass packs(2) a little bit after the h pipe and you will be sounding sweet, Flowmaster sounds good on marks not no ricer glass packs as mufflers bullshlt
Jamler3 April 22nd, 2005, 09:03 AM Dude... Did you see this??????? I can't imagine going with any other setup???
http://www.lincolnmotorsport.com/xx2.wmv
Kbob April 22nd, 2005, 09:13 AM Variety is the spice of life. Why do we want to trash someone that's different? This is a site for all Lincolns, isn't it?
ONEBADMK8 April 22nd, 2005, 09:18 AM Nobody's trashing anything, just making suggestions thats all. We did the H pipe 2.5 back in 97 and it was loud and drone filled. Im just trying to save this guy the hassle of redoing it if he doesn't like it.
I know when I buy ANYTHING, I like to see what has been tried and proven first.He may be thrilled with this set up, I hope he is that would be great.
I have some customrs that LOVE that LOUD sound and thats all they want, that's cool too. We have installed many a Blowmasters on many Marks for kid's who wanted just sound and sound only.
I am just trying to offer the best overall system out there after trying nearly every concievable possibility prior.
Kbob April 22nd, 2005, 09:24 AM :Beer
sho89mtx April 22nd, 2005, 04:47 PM Dude... Did you see this??????? I can't imagine going with any other setup???
http://www.lincolnmotorsport.com/xx2.wmv
yeah that system is awesome.......if you live in New Jersey and can have them install it. I would probably have to spend over $1000 in parts and labor gettting that installed in oklahoma. Not worth it to me. Now if there was a Lincoln Motorsports in Oklahoma, I would be all for it.
ONEBADMK8 April 22nd, 2005, 04:56 PM yeah that system is awesome.......if you live in New Jersey and can have them install it. I would probably have to spend over $1000 in parts and labor gettting that installed in oklahoma. Not worth it to me. Now if there was a Lincoln Motorsports in Oklahoma, I would be all for it.
$119.00 per muffler=$238.00. Twinn XX pipe=$100.00. Your Guy installing it $350.00-$400.00 max right?
Thats a low total of $688.00 and a high total of $738.00???????
Whats the difference what products your using for the cost of installation? In fact if he went with the twin xx he would be using less of his own materials. Ours are lifetime warrantied and ss too.
sho89mtx April 22nd, 2005, 06:28 PM $119.00 per muffler=$238.00. Twinn XX pipe=$100.00. Your Guy installing it $350.00-$400.00 max right?
Thats a low total of $688.00 and a high total of $738.00???????
Whats the difference what products your using for the cost of installation? In fact if he went with the twin xx he would be using less of his own materials. Ours are lifetime warrantied and ss too.
well the $350-400 included the h-pipe and 2 40 series flowmaster mufflers. Do you have any specs of how much pipe will need to be custom fabricated to fill in the gaps btwn the mufflers and xpipe?
Jamler3 April 22nd, 2005, 06:34 PM :Beer
I lived in TX for 5 years... I know you Oakies got each others back! ! !
I'm just listening to the experts on this one man!! I mean, looks like
he lives in a nice neighborhood and we don't want him breakin peoples windows
when he's sneakin in after a late night at those Red River Parties!!!!
Next round is on me dude!!!!
:Beer :Beer :Beer :Beer
sho89mtx April 22nd, 2005, 09:09 PM I lived in TX for 5 years... I know you Oakies got each others back! ! !
I'm just listening to the experts on this one man!! I mean, looks like
he lives in a nice neighborhood and we don't want him breakin peoples windows
when he's sneakin in after a late night at those Red River Parties!!!!
Next round is on me dude!!!!
:Beer :Beer :Beer :Beer
hahahaha. I do live in a nice neighborhood most all my neighbors have harleys and vettes with exhaust done, so I'll blend right in. Also u guys have to remember that I sold a 99 t/a with flowmaster exhaust that was very loud before I bought this mark VIII, so loud is not a problem for me :)
unstoppable April 23rd, 2005, 05:53 AM Am I the only one that caught the fact that his quote was for 1 1/2 inch pipe???????????????????????
I hope it was a misprint.
And by the way if a shop charges more than 300 bucks to install Genos parts they are ripping you a new one.
My exhaust shop here in vegas charges about 200.
PioneerCrazed April 23rd, 2005, 07:04 AM From reading it again, I think he wants 2.5" inch piping, but only a 1.5" crossover pipe... I don't know the effects of that, so I'll just leave the rest for the pro's...
Sergmark April 23rd, 2005, 07:27 AM I have a 96 LSC and it did not have a third cat, just a two cats and a resinator.
I got the LMS set up and had it installed for a total of 550.00 great price.
The car is a bit louder than stock at an idle but at WOT you know I'm comming awesome sound!!! I think it is quieter than the flowmsters. Which I'm glad about. Incase I have to sneek around LOL
:steering :steering
sho89mtx April 23rd, 2005, 12:45 PM Am I the only one that caught the fact that his quote was for 1 1/2 inch pipe???????????????????????
I hope it was a misprint.
And by the way if a shop charges more than 300 bucks to install Genos parts they are ripping you a new one.
My exhaust shop here in vegas charges about 200.
1.5" for the h-pipe, 2.5" for the rest
sho89mtx April 23rd, 2005, 12:47 PM ok, just got back from the exhaust shop and got a good price on a quote, but look at this pic:
http://swedish-acceleration.com/images/newexhaust.jpg
they told me that if i remove that 3rd cat/resonator combo that I would loose a lot of back pressure and the car could drive like crap, is this true? Don't most of you that have the LMS exhaust system have the part cut off and an double x-pipe in place of it? If so, but losing that 3rd cat/resonator combo did your car run like crap? U would think it would run better without all that restriction, am I wrong?
thanks,
scott
still noone has answered if the car runs worse or beter without the 3rd cat/resonator combo removed
ONEBADMK8 April 23rd, 2005, 01:09 PM It runs better with an x or xx, real mufflers and no resonator with true duals.
sho89mtx April 23rd, 2005, 04:46 PM It runs better with an x or xx, real mufflers and no resonator with true duals.
would anyone locally sell x or double xpipes, u think?
Kbob April 25th, 2005, 01:49 PM Next round is on me dude!!!!:D You're on! http://www.lincolnvscadillac.com//images/icons/icon14.gif
Jamler3 April 25th, 2005, 02:56 PM :D You're on! http://www.lincolnvscadillac.com//images/icons/icon14.gif
Meet me at LMS East May 1st!!!!
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