FI Exhaust Question: Centrifugal
I wanna do just like the pic says. I know on a F-body you guys have a Y pipe how big is it and what are the after market ones? I posted on RCC thread and got different feedback but I wanted to see if anyone has done it?

Pic of the Y
The smaller diameter exhaust just moved the inlet boost up a smidge. The end result is that I made the same power with the 3" exhaust as I did with the 4" exhaust. Albeit the boost with the 3" exhaust was a smidge higher.
You can go 5", but it may not make that much of a difference HP wise. You will probably make a similar number to a 4" or 3" exhaust it will just move the inlet boost around a little. Even 5x2.5 oval exhaust is tough to stuff under a car. Just my .02
I wanna do just like the pic says. I know on a F-body you guys have a Y pipe how big is it and what are the after market ones? I posted on RCC thread and got different feedback but I wanted to see if anyone has done it?

Pic of the Y
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http://www.kookscustomheaders.com/show.php?pid=189
http://www.kookscustomheaders.com/show.php?pid=190
http://www.kookscustomheaders.com/show.php?pid=191
The ones above from Kooks headers are pretty typical of what you will find in available sizes for the f body. Bob
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i realize it may have the same area, but we are concerned with cross sectional area and pressure drop which is basically way of saying how much restriction it has.
Unless the formula i used is botched, and i did it wrong, but i did it twice with the same result. Im not trying to tell you the wrong thing, infact, if im wrong, id love to be proved wrong, so that i know for future, so i can help more accuratley. But if my formula i used is correct, Then that 5" oval is only as good as a single 4.25 diameter round pipe.
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Last edited by JAX04; Jul 26, 2010 at 05:24 PM.
http://www.kookscustomheaders.com/show.php?pid=190
http://www.kookscustomheaders.com/show.php?pid=191
The ones above from Kooks headers are pretty typical of what you will find in available sizes for the f body. Bob
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They dont know what's going into it. And a static reading, without detailed measurement data, is also meaningless.
FWIW, standard motorsport testing is 3/4 max rpm, 0.5m from the tailpipe, level at a 45 deg angle.
And I can tell you, 93db under that procedure, is very damn quiet !!! My own car hits about 104db under that test.
Most motorsport tracks in the UK insist on 98db ( damn neighbours !! ) with some venues being allowed up to 101-103db on occasion.
Fortunately the drag specific tracks havent had any such restrictions imposed on them ( yet )







