2001 Bullitt WOT drive by (o/r x-pipe and flowmaster)

Another video of some drivebys with my 2001 Mustang Bullitt. For now, it has an o/r x-pipe with super 44 Flowmaster mufflers...everything else stock. Looking to switch to an o/r h-pipe in the near future, when I can get my hands on one.

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Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• 2001
• Ford
• Mustang
• Bullitt
• GT
• WOT
• wide
• open
• throttle
• o/r
• off-road
• offroad
• x-pipe
• pipe
• xpipe
• flowmaster
• flow
• super
• 44
• muffler
• exhaust
• stock
• cobra
• mach
• saleen
• roush
• corvette
• camaro
• challenger
• borla
• bassani
• mac
• pypes
• magnaflow
• magnapack
• stinger
• dual
• bbk
• LT
• TT
• twin
• turbo
• h-pipe

[TheBullitt1970]

Is there much difference in power and sound between an X or an H?

[austin101385]

@TheBullitt1970 The x-pipe is supposed to have more rasp to it with the flows, and the h-pipe has more of a burbly sound. But when running at WOT at higher rpms, the x-pipe seemed "smoother". The h-pipe is actually a little louder, with the x-pipe being a little quieter and smoother at times. Just my experience.

[TheBullitt1970]

Sounds Wicked man. I wanna do this with my Bullitt but should I use an X or an H pipe?

[austin101385]

@TheBullitt1970 I would have preferred an h-pipe, but really did get used to the x-pipe. Both will sound mean which ever you go with. I miss the sound of my 4.6L, but am enjoying my 5.4L now in the GT500.

[jbhonda714]

sounds good! wat kind of x-pipe is it and does it still have the stock cats?

[austin101385]

@jbhonda714 It's a UPR off-road x-pipe (no cats)

[ogbatman1]

If u want to make it deeper u should go wit flow 50's I'm running those on my bullitt wit an o/r x-pipe. Very deep sound because they r truck mufflers.

[1fastbullitt]

I had a BBK o/r x on my car for about 2 days. HATED it. Now i run an o/r h and i love the sound of it MUCH better. Its all personal preference

[steveso007]

I went from xpipe with cats with 3 chamber flows to the stock h-pipe. I liked the tone with the x-pipe much much more, so I went back to the X-pipe now.

[OffTheWall158]

If you want the sound of an o/r h-pipe, go with an o/r prochamber. You get the sound of an o/r h-pipe but the performance of an o/r x-pipe.