Crossover Hard Pipe and crossover pipe

[harzo]

as easy as the title says, i just want to know the diffrence between a hardpipe crossover and a corssover pipe. is there any diffrence or is each one made for a diffrent purpose?

[liamstears]

These are all terms that seem to get mixed/muddle up, I've attached a picture that hopefully will help

So to your far right in red is the airbox, coming out of that is a red pipe which is known as the "induction hose/pipe". This then connects to the crossover pipe, stock is black plastic but you can get metal ones like the picture hence the term "crossover hard pipe". This then connects to your "secondary induction hose/pipe" but most will refer to this as just the "secondary hose" or "secondary pipe". Then just to the front, left of the turbo you will see another shiny pipe that's black plastic on a stock car. This is whats known as the "turbo hard pipe".

Hope this helps

[harzo]

ah great thank you

[st line x 140 driver]

On 7/31/2020 at 4:47 PM, liamstears said:

These are all terms that seem to get mixed/muddle up, I've attached a picture that hopefully will help

So to your far right in red is the airbox, coming out of that is a red pipe which is known as the "induction hose/pipe". This then connects to the crossover pipe, stock is black plastic but you can get metal ones like the picture hence the term "crossover hard pipe". This then connects to your "secondary induction hose/pipe" but most will refer to this as just the "secondary hose" or "secondary pipe". Then just to the front, left of the turbo you will see another shiny pipe that's black plastic on a stock car. This is whats known as the "turbo hard pipe".

Hope this helps

Is that mrk 7 or 8 engine bay?