How much is this Hooker costing me?
05-03-2006, 01:56 PM
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While not being completely familiar with the Hooker, but thinking it should be comparable to the stock WS6 exhaust, I've dyno tested straight exhaust against the WS6 (and SS Dual/Dual) and you're talking less than
7 RWHP......and even less torque
The only suggestion I could offer would be to install a cut-out - - if you really want that extra little but not as an all the time thing.
7 RWHP......and even less torque
The only suggestion I could offer would be to install a cut-out - - if you really want that extra little but not as an all the time thing.
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05-03-2006, 02:36 PM
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5 rwhp difference between my hooker exhaust and opening my cutout. Can't remember the torque though but....IMO the Hooker flows pretty damn good if you ask me. 
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Hey chuck, fancy seeing you on here!
I'm going with duals once I get my pacesetters installed, but then again i'm all stock up front. SvA wouldn't like you anymore though.
I'm going with duals once I get my pacesetters installed, but then again i'm all stock up front. SvA wouldn't like you anymore though.
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My QTEC was worth 4rwhp @ 5rwtq over my previous Corsa muffler. There was no noticeable SOP power difference between open and closed. After the Hooker was installed it felt the same open vs closed so I would venture to say it flows pretty good and you leaving less than 10rwhp on the table.