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Old 10-22-2016, 07:13 AM
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I like the "bare bones" exhaust.
My car has the Flowmaster American Thunder kit at 2.5" w/ the Delta 40's. I ran the car with the full exhaust, just the H-pipe w/ no muffs or tails, and open headers...
The car picked up only around .8 w/o muffs/tails, and around .15 on open headers.(guessing mostly due to weight)

Looked at 3" kits, but could buy a Pypes X-pipe and sortta "copy" this design pretty easy
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I have not heard any chambered flowmasters I likes on a LS. Something about the tingy sound or something.
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Originally Posted by ZONES89RS
I have not heard any chambered flowmasters I likes on a LS. Something about the tingy sound or something.
Like this ?

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i bought the pypes 3.5" exhaust system and 12" bullets for mine. the pypes system is awesome for the price.
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New breather system. No more oil soaked sweat bands on valve cover breathers.



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Hey Steve, what brand coils are you running?
Old 10-22-2016, 10:37 PM
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Originally Posted by TTur1996
Hey Steve, what brand coils are you running?
Those are Daytona Sensors' new high output coils.
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Very good looking set up. What kind of coin are you talking, for the coils, if you don't mind me asking?
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Originally Posted by Doug G
Hard to tell on the video.

Originally Posted by TXsilverado
i bought the pypes 3.5" exhaust system and 12" bullets for mine. the pypes system is awesome for the price.
But did you get the car fixed yet?
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Originally Posted by ZONES89RS
But did you get the car fixed yet?
parts are at the machine shop. expensive parts dont fit like they should, so i have to spend more money modifying ARH headers to fit. angle milling a header flange is apparently harder than i expected.

sometimes i wonder if i like tearing them apart and putting them back together more than i enjoy driving them. i have good stainless 1 7/8 headers that i can throw back on the car and drive...but instead i'm spending too much trying to make a 2" primary 3.5 exhaust work.
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Well, better figure it out with all this boost weather. Lol
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The 26x10x15s fit with a lot of room on this 94 GT. Got the nitrous plate on, so we will see if the stock suspension holds and the trans without a shift kit.
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when are you taking it to the track? that stock 80 should take a 5.3 on dope
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Taking it tomorrow.
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This is too funny.....http://www.streetmusclemag.com/featu...h-cpr-engines/

I do not see it being cost effective, any better in design, or producing more HP/TQ than a same built LS1.
I think the LS is better in design and will support the power better/longer than the mutt build.

Thoughts ?
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Originally Posted by Doug G
This is too funny.....http://www.streetmusclemag.com/featu...h-cpr-engines/

I do not see it being cost effective, any better in design, or producing more HP/TQ than a same built LS1.
I think the LS is better in design and will support the power better/longer than the mutt build.

Thoughts ?
The LSNext looks like a much better format to me.
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almost 700hp but I look at something like your 403" and I would think your would be cheaper and more reliable to build.
I also don't understand him saying "fits where a LS won't" unless he means due to class rules.

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So far, 1.8 60, 7.9 at 89 MPH. The second pass it was popping in 2nd gear a bit. Need to wide band the car. Need to rebuild the carb. Video coming soon.
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Sssoooo.... when pulling my trans today, I had to remove a header.
Now in doing so I had to pull my plug wires....WTF ??? #6 wire was on the plug, but not clipped on ....I know I checked some plugs a while back....but don't remember how long ago Could this be why last time out my ET was off (.2 60'.....2-.3 660'.... .1-.4 1320') Who knows.

Anywho, pulled trans and eeeewwwww , more metal than my paint....yes, it was time.
Goes into the shop next week.

Good day to pull it too....was 77*, so it was done in the driveway....small mess.


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