H Pipe Needed?

[Jixxer]

Hi guys
I recently picked up a 2011 sport RCSB. The previous owner installed a CAI and a true dual exhaust system. I've been reading that I might be losing power without a H pipe installed to provide proper back pressure. Does anybody have an opinion on this?

[SUPER BEE]

Originally Posted by Jixxer

Hi guys
I recently picked up a 2011 sport RCSB. The previous owner installed a CAI and a true dual exhaust system. I've been reading that I might be losing power without a H pipe installed to provide proper back pressure. Does anybody have an opinion on this?

If your true duals have twin Cats, twin mufflers and / or twin resonators, you should have plenty of back pressure. I have heard, and know on my own truck, that having the Y pipe gives you better torque than the true dual system. Torque, not horsepower gets these heavy trucks rolling quicker.

[DakotaJ]

I agree with what's mentioned above. However, if it's bothering you, then have one put in. I don't see it costing more than 100.00. If it give you piece of mind, then the cost is irrelevant.

Welcome Aboard !!!

[Jixxer]

It does have twin cats and mufflers. I'll have to think about what I want to do, and get some prices from a shop.

[NewfieBullet]

h pipe is cheapppp, just a notched piped jammed in, and cut a hole in each of your dual