Are the exhaust pipes of Xijin and Xunying interchangeable?

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MacVera
07/30/25 7:50am
Xijin and Xunying dual-exhaust pipes are not interchangeable, but single-exhaust pipes may be compatible. Introduction to automobile exhaust pipes: Automobile exhaust bellows, also known as automobile exhaust flexible pipes, are installed in the exhaust pipe between the engine exhaust manifold and the muffler, providing flexible connections for the entire exhaust system to reduce vibration and noise. Functions of automobile exhaust pipes: For the automobile body, the exhaust pipe serves to reduce vibration and noise, and prolong the life of the exhaust muffler system. Its main working principle is to divert the airflow through multiple channels, where the diverted flows rub and collide with each other, gradually reducing the flow velocity. This process repeats in cycles, ultimately allowing the exhaust gases to be discharged through the automobile's exhaust pipe, thereby reducing noise.
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