Cut-out
#2
people run cutouts all the time, havent heard of too many backpressure problems. i have lt's and true duals, and theyre as free flowing as a cutout and i dont have any problems
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#10
i have FLP long tubes, NO CATS, and my numbers went from 380rwhp 360rwtq (closed)
to 400rwhp and 375rwtq (open) it was hard to beleive because it reals faster with it closed.... its DAMN loud when open!!!.... sounds AWSOME at low speed and idle....
to 400rwhp and 375rwtq (open) it was hard to beleive because it reals faster with it closed.... its DAMN loud when open!!!.... sounds AWSOME at low speed and idle....
#11
i believe there is a loss of tourqe below 2500 RPMs with the cut-out open...but once you get up in the higher RPMs the gas flows much better so it can tac out and accelerate easier... I could be totally off on this but this is what i've heard...
#12
cut out CLOSED OPEN
2500 rpm- 275rwtq 300rwtq +25
3500 rpm- 320rwtq 350rwtq +30
4500 rpm- 340rwtq 370rwtq +30
5000 rpm- 350rwtq 375rwtq +25
sorry, most of my dynos started at 2300-2500.... but there was NO loss in torque.....
2500 rpm- 275rwtq 300rwtq +25
3500 rpm- 320rwtq 350rwtq +30
4500 rpm- 340rwtq 370rwtq +30
5000 rpm- 350rwtq 375rwtq +25
sorry, most of my dynos started at 2300-2500.... but there was NO loss in torque.....
Last edited by M6HuggerSS; 01-17-2005 at 07:00 PM.
#14
That's because the tq is pushed down in the curve, therebye making the car "feel" and rev quicker. But make no mistake, the car will always be a faster CAR w/ a open cutout....it's a matter of the driver driving it right....