Is there much point?
03-30-2006, 12:16 AM
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Is there much point? In going to an OR/Y without changing to long tubers as well? How much HP difference would it be between stock Y & OR/Y assuming you keep the factory headers.
I have a cut-out right before the rear axle.
Thanks.
I have a cut-out right before the rear axle.
Thanks.
03-30-2006, 05:37 AM
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Personally I don't think the gain is worth the hassle. Yes their will be gain but nothing substantial IMO. Plus you will end up getting headers one day and then you'll need another Y pipe.
Exhausts are about flow and scavenging. The stock manifolds are the biggest restriction so by removing/altering the bits after the manifolds (cats, Y-pipe, catback, muffler) will only have minimal affect.
Check out Texas Speed and Performance, you can get some Pacesetter LT's and an ORY for $500 all you'd need then is a decent catback and you could also get rid of the cutout.
Most of the good catbacks have mufflers which flow as well as the tubing does so by -by-passing the muffler with a cutout you'll gain little or nothing. Obviously the cutout will make things louder but that's about it's only useful purpose on a good setup.
I think TSP's Rumbler exhaust is only like $200-250 so you could get a whole setup for less than $800.
Exhausts are about flow and scavenging. The stock manifolds are the biggest restriction so by removing/altering the bits after the manifolds (cats, Y-pipe, catback, muffler) will only have minimal affect.
Check out Texas Speed and Performance, you can get some Pacesetter LT's and an ORY for $500 all you'd need then is a decent catback and you could also get rid of the cutout.
Most of the good catbacks have mufflers which flow as well as the tubing does so by -by-passing the muffler with a cutout you'll gain little or nothing. Obviously the cutout will make things louder but that's about it's only useful purpose on a good setup.
I think TSP's Rumbler exhaust is only like $200-250 so you could get a whole setup for less than $800.
