How much do cut outs help
How much do cut outs help Looking online an I see alot of ppl doing curious a of now my car has longtubes nitrous etc and I got the stock axle back an I was wonderig if I get a cut out where the 2 exhaust merge into 1 on the y pipe would I see a performance gain or should I just get a axle back and have basically same gain? I was looking at the hooker axleback I don't want Anyhobg crazy loud as the car has a 3600 converter
I had dual cutouts right off my headers on my old car...picked up 21rwhp on back to back dyno pulls open vs closed, over my loudmouth 1 catback on that car. No graphs or anything though, it was just to shut up a naysayer friend who believed cutouts were a waste of time...LOL!
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Verdad Gallardo As far as gains go, it doesn't matter if they are manual or electric or even cable style...that is just your preference on whether you want to crawl under to open and close or push a button. I have had both though.
I gained 7whp/5wtq by opening my cutout on back to back dyno pulls over my corsa catback which is known to be fairly free flowing. On more restrictive catbacks the difference will be even bigger.
