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Twin exhaust cross over pipe?

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2020/07/27 09:01:24 (permalink)
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Twin exhaust cross over pipe?

My MK1 V6 has a set of pacemakers a 2 inch split system and soon to be fitted 1 muffler and hot dog for each pipe.
Question is should I also consider a cross over pipe between the two. If so where is it normally fitted? What are the pros and cons? what is the theory of the cross over pipe?
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    Re: Twin exhaust cross over pipe? 2020/07/27 10:27:30 (permalink)
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    I cant think of any "cons"......
    ....."pros" being :
     
    1. One side takes it in turn to act as a "surge tank" for the other side in between power-pulses
    2. Quieter in decibels and "drumming"
    3. Stronger as x/over pipe acts as a "strut" between both sides
    4. Tailshaft explosion restricter (not likely in a well maintained vehicle)
     
    Normally fitted at a non-interference convenient spot anywhere soon after rear of Tranny

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