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Old May 12, 2008 | 08:50 PM
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Originally Posted by bigblock4-speed
maybe 15-20hp- and by the time it gets to the rear wheels- 8-10rwhp..
hopefully you're joking.
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Old May 12, 2008 | 08:54 PM
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well with a lid only i managed 316hp @ 333tq then with a full exhaust and a tune 354hp @ 366tq on a dynojet
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Old May 12, 2008 | 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted by bigblock4-speed
maybe 15-20hp- and by the time it gets to the rear wheels- 8-10rwhp..
Originally Posted by squale iii
hopefully you're joking.
Hopefully YOU are Bigblock is in line from what I've seen...

My car laid down 321/331 stock, and when I added longtubes, ory, and a Hooker catback, it only went to 336/347. Since he already has a Borla catback, only gaining ~10rw is quite possible, if not most likely.

Now if you get a tune, then you will see the potential of your car begin to shine! After a tune, and the addition of my own ported TB, my car's numbers jumped to 354/373!
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Old May 12, 2008 | 09:08 PM
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Originally Posted by BriancWS6
Hopefully YOU are Bigblock is in line from what I've seen...

My car laid down 321/331 stock, and when I added longtubes, ory, and a Hooker catback, it only went to 336/347. Since he already has a Borla catback, only gaining ~10rw is quite possible, if not most likely.

Now if you get a tune, then you will see the potential of your car begin to shine! After a tune, and the addition of my own ported TB, my car's numbers jumped to 354/373!
i should of got an ORY pipe instead of high flow catts
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Old May 12, 2008 | 11:05 PM
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IMO difference in hi flo cats and no cats is only a few hp. I've seen some applications benifit from the cats over none.

I think the preference in no cats or hi flo cats all has to do with sound over performance. Myself I need cats for visual inspection. Not to say on my next y pipe the cats will be flanged and so wont a pair of dumps!! LOL

Mod wise look at my sig, and I am at 375 hp. My Y pipe is an utter engineering failure and would not be suprised if it finds itself on Modern Marvels Engineering Disasters 18!! According to my tuner, Once I get my exhaust squared away and he can touch up the tune, there is no reason I will not see over 400 hp.
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Old May 12, 2008 | 11:52 PM
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Well Im not Joking...
Thank you.. Briancws6 - you can justify this as well..

To Ok. I have my magazine at home GM Performance January 2007 (I think?? its the one where Gm's Test Car -All Black z-28 is on- they put the 427 N/A motor in it ) Well- My car is in the back of that magazine. Not to brang, and im not- but by far, i have one of the baddest exhaust systems out, Stainless Works did all the work- all stainless 1 3/4 inch headers, 3 1/2 inch main pipe goes all the way up over the rear, then splits off the stainless muffler, They did the dyno and it added about 25 extra horse, 15-16rwhp.. (That was before the Procharger) I was giving ya the benefit of the doubt.. If you around northern Ohio- they (stainless works) will do it for ya- in it was 3200 dollars in exhaust work, not cheep, but done right, and very nice.. GL
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Old May 12, 2008 | 11:58 PM
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Originally Posted by squale iii
hopefully you're joking.
Nope, im not.. sorry.
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Old May 13, 2008 | 12:05 AM
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i have the lid, will get exhaust, and an ls6 intake. thats all im going to do for a while. when i get out of college i may start other things, but i like to keep myself honest, i think with that much hp gain it should be good enough for me.
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Old May 13, 2008 | 05:42 PM
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Originally Posted by bigblock4-speed
Well Im not Joking...
Thank you.. Briancws6 - you can justify this as well..

To Ok. I have my magazine at home GM Performance January 2007 (I think?? its the one where Gm's Test Car -All Black z-28 is on- they put the 427 N/A motor in it ) Well- My car is in the back of that magazine. Not to brang, and im not- but by far, i have one of the baddest exhaust systems out, Stainless Works did all the work- all stainless 1 3/4 inch headers, 3 1/2 inch main pipe goes all the way up over the rear, then splits off the stainless muffler, They did the dyno and it added about 25 extra horse, 15-16rwhp.. (That was before the Procharger) I was giving ya the benefit of the doubt.. If you around northern Ohio- they (stainless works) will do it for ya- in it was 3200 dollars in exhaust work, not cheep, but done right, and very nice.. GL
well i guess it varies from car to car, even before the tune it pulled 344hp thats 28hp from lid only pull, and my exhaust looks like frankenstien... bolts everywhere
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Old May 14, 2008 | 01:33 PM
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Originally Posted by bigblock4-speed
Well Im not Joking...
Thank you.. Briancws6 - you can justify this as well..

To Ok. I have my magazine at home GM Performance January 2007 (I think?? its the one where Gm's Test Car -All Black z-28 is on- they put the 427 N/A motor in it ) Well- My car is in the back of that magazine. Not to brang, and im not- but by far, i have one of the baddest exhaust systems out, Stainless Works did all the work- all stainless 1 3/4 inch headers, 3 1/2 inch main pipe goes all the way up over the rear, then splits off the stainless muffler, They did the dyno and it added about 25 extra horse, 15-16rwhp.. (That was before the Procharger) I was giving ya the benefit of the doubt.. If you around northern Ohio- they (stainless works) will do it for ya- in it was 3200 dollars in exhaust work, not cheep, but done right, and very nice.. GL
My ADD is kicking in...after reading all of that all I got was that you spent $3200 on exhaust + installation...Are you ******* nuts!? I've spent a whopping $500 from Jegs and will be installing it with a friend.. I hope yours sounds orgasmic!
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