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 Post subject: Highflow Exhaust?
PostPosted: Tue Dec 13, 2011 11:24 pm 
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How much more Power do i get with higherflow exhaust?

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 Post subject: Re: Highflow Exhaust?
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Very little unless you are highly modded.

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Planeboy18 wrote:
Very little unless you are highly modded.

Agreed. Don't expect too much. Maybe around 8-10 at most.

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 Post subject: Re: Highflow Exhaust?
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depends on what you do. If you do headers, high flow cat, and a true "Y" instead of the goofy fasctory ones you could see some pretty good gains. Dont expect to be faster than gtp's because you have exhaust, but if you got a tune after the exhaust and a few other things it will be faster than stock gt's

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 Post subject: Re: Highflow Exhaust?
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The stock catbacks are able to support around 300whp, so freeing up the catback with no other mods will net you little improvement. However...... if you have a stock downpipe with a U bend, deleting the ubend or getting a different downpipe all together is worth a couple extra ponies.

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 Post subject: Re: Highflow Exhaust?
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I wouldnt worry about the exhaust system right now unless you just want your car to sound different. I would go for headers, they will net you a larger hp increase and depending on what brand they are. They're cheaper than a exhaust system aswell.

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My exhaust is all custom with, highflowcat, 2 1/2" pipe to duals with two Insenerator bullets to chrome tips(Beefy sound). I also have a 180* thermostat and airbox delete with spectre air filter. How much will that get?

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 Post subject: Re: Highflow Exhaust?
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Again, probably not much :lol: . Are you tuned for a 180* and change fan turn on points and did your exhaust work include a bigger DP?

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18o thermo wont do shit without a tune, you catback doesnt really do anything, but your intake gives you a little boost. If you want to have a solid N/A get an HV3, headers, a set of rockers, and a tune. That is my goal by the end of 2012

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I got awesome sound feedback. Its got a low rumble like a big block, a loud roar when i hit it. Awesome cruiser at 110mph its just the limiters holdin me back, i could do 130-140mph easy.

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your intake is probably giving you a few extra ponies, but all the exhaust work isn't going to net any gains. you are going to need head work or forced induction to outflow the stock exhaust except for maybe the u-bend. Otherwise it's just for sound.

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Yea it still isnt fast enough for me.

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Sorry Kaleb. :lol:

So I'll take that as a no to a tune and headers/DP. Also, this isn't the autobahn so you might want to slow down before you lose your license for "cruising" at twice the speed limit.

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 Post subject: Re: Highflow Exhaust?
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lol be careful hittin that limiter, just helpful advice if your cars like mine (04+) i'm pretty sure knockin the limiter and the tranny goin from D to N and back again is gonna murk our pixie stick transmissions, just my .02, but i'm happy ta help if you wants the all fabled MOAR POW3RZ, cause in the end, POW3RZ and looks is what we're all here for

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I got a fuzz buster on my dashboard cops never catch me before i slow way down, gota love thoughs 4 wheel disc brakes.

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Too bad the stock brakes are also not designed for high speeds and will fade like crazy if you actually had to panic stop from 100+MPH, but hey, not my car or life, so do what you want, just please don't take another motorist out due to your recklessness.

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Na, i dont mistake me like that, usually i drive conservatively on the road, i take my car to the track to go that fast.

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i though the cops stopped useing the radar started useing the lazer?

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they do use lazers now, so even if you have a good fuzz buster, you still need a jammer to scramble the signal.

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Well now i have nice set of headers and 3" DP now. Bit of a difference.

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Gp headers come with a Dp that attached to the stock.cat back location. So you just need headers

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Got the headers in. The only hard parts were getting the old manifolds off and fitting and adjusting and refitting the crossover pipe.

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