What Kind of Exhaust are you running with Procharger/Turbo???
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What Kind of Exhaust are you running with Procharger/Turbo???
Im wondering if Im goin to have to change mine in order to handel the power im going to get from my new Procharger setup...what are you guys runnning with your Procharger or Turbo setup?
My exhaust is in sig, in case you want to make a suggestion...
Thanks fellas
My exhaust is in sig, in case you want to make a suggestion...
Thanks fellas
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With my old D-1SC setup I ran Dynatech long tube headers, gutted hi-flow cats, Dynatech X-pipe and Borla 2 tips. The setup made good power but wasn't exactly stealth.
With my turbo setup I run catless with a Magnaflow X-pipe and the same Borla 2 tips. The turbos really keep things quiet.
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Mark
With my turbo setup I run catless with a Magnaflow X-pipe and the same Borla 2 tips. The turbos really keep things quiet.
Cheers,
Mark
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You have LT's why bother keeing the y pipe?
This is the most unique dual system I have seen..
http://www.sweet-thunder.com/testimonials_photos.html
This is the most unique dual system I have seen..
http://www.sweet-thunder.com/testimonials_photos.html
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Im looking into an X-Pipe Setup...Should I go with the 2.5" or should I go 3"...I saw here on another thread that 2.5' Duals would support a little bit over 500HP...is this true?
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http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/P...012761/c-10101
That is one place. there are many others..
www.burnsstainless.com
http://www.spdexhaust.com/mandrel-bend.html
http://stainlessheaders.com/bends.htm overkill this is 321 not 304.. 321 is best saved for headers..
The most economical is either 304 stainless or mild steel.
That is one place. there are many others..
www.burnsstainless.com
http://www.spdexhaust.com/mandrel-bend.html
http://stainlessheaders.com/bends.htm overkill this is 321 not 304.. 321 is best saved for headers..
The most economical is either 304 stainless or mild steel.
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I run Kooks headers/3" Y-pipe and a hooker cat back, at the track I take the muffler off (takes like 5 minutes with a hooker) but I stull ran 6.20-30s @ 110 with muffler on. Car sounds stock with the muffler on it and it doesnt hang down, unless you are looking for 700+rwhp the Y-pipe with good LT headers will work fine..
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Originally Posted by V8_DSM_V8again
You have LT's why bother keeing the y pipe?
This is the most unique dual system I have seen..
http://www.sweet-thunder.com/testimonials_photos.html
This is the most unique dual system I have seen..
http://www.sweet-thunder.com/testimonials_photos.html
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Originally Posted by V8_DSM_V8again
You have LT's why bother keeing the y pipe?
This is the most unique dual system I have seen..
http://www.sweet-thunder.com/testimonials_photos.html
This is the most unique dual system I have seen..
http://www.sweet-thunder.com/testimonials_photos.html
Do any of you think that having all 4 of those will put much resiction on flow...Obvisously more than having just 2 but It looks like they are a pretty free flowing muffler
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http://www.sweet-thunder.com/chamber...html#stainless
The 3" here really has a 2.5" inner tube....
Another brand...
Louder but more flow has true 3" Inner diameter.
http://www.classicchambered.com/classic/products.html
Sound
http://www.classicchambered.com/classic/sounds.html
The 3" here really has a 2.5" inner tube....
Another brand...
Louder but more flow has true 3" Inner diameter.
http://www.classicchambered.com/classic/products.html
Sound
http://www.classicchambered.com/classic/sounds.html
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Yea both of those would probally work for what i want to do...Im just hoping that the 2.5" all the way will be enough to support the HP...I would go 3" but clearance will then become an issue...