True Duels with Stock Manifolds
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True Duels with Stock Manifolds
What I have is an A4 2002 Z28.
What I want to do is keep the stock manifolds and have true duels with an X-pipe, probably 10-series Flows, dumped before the axle.
1. How much HP would I gain if I put long tubes on and is there any difference in the sound? I hear the stock manifolds flow pretty good.
2. Should I keep the cats? If I take them out, will I loose any torque? How much rasp would there be?
I want this to sound bad ***. If I can do ot without headers, that would be great.
Let me know what you think.
Thanks,
Dave
What I want to do is keep the stock manifolds and have true duels with an X-pipe, probably 10-series Flows, dumped before the axle.
1. How much HP would I gain if I put long tubes on and is there any difference in the sound? I hear the stock manifolds flow pretty good.
2. Should I keep the cats? If I take them out, will I loose any torque? How much rasp would there be?
I want this to sound bad ***. If I can do ot without headers, that would be great.
Let me know what you think.
Thanks,
Dave
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Originally Posted by David901
What I have is an A4 2002 Z28.
What I want to do is keep the stock manifolds and have true duels with an X-pipe, probably 10-series Flows, dumped before the axle.
1. How much HP would I gain if I put long tubes on and is there any difference in the sound? I hear the stock manifolds flow pretty good.
2. Should I keep the cats? If I take them out, will I loose any torque? How much rasp would there be?
I want this to sound bad ***. If I can do ot without headers, that would be great.
Let me know what you think.
Thanks,
Dave
What I want to do is keep the stock manifolds and have true duels with an X-pipe, probably 10-series Flows, dumped before the axle.
1. How much HP would I gain if I put long tubes on and is there any difference in the sound? I hear the stock manifolds flow pretty good.
2. Should I keep the cats? If I take them out, will I loose any torque? How much rasp would there be?
I want this to sound bad ***. If I can do ot without headers, that would be great.
Let me know what you think.
Thanks,
Dave
Look into pacesetters (or Jet-Hot, etc if you have more $$ to spend) and TSP's rumbler X.
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definitely get long tube headers. you're nuts for not wanting them. go to ls1sounds.com and listen to some clips with true duals with headers, and you'll understand why. true duals with lt's
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How difficult are LTs to install and which ones? I can't go all out and spend a lot of cash, but I don't want waste any money on poor quality.
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Originally Posted by cyphur_traq
true duals with lt's
Just work towards longtubes to true duals.........I am soooooooo glad I changed my plans at the last possible second and went open headers for a month waiting to get my duals done rahter than get the catted Y-pipe to keep my loudmouth!!!!
I highly recommend headers to duals to almost everybody though, I just can't help it They are just too good!
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Originally Posted by David901
How difficult are LTs to install and which ones? I can't go all out and spend a lot of cash, but I don't want waste any money on poor quality.