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Join Date: Dec 2007
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Exhaust, The Final Tech Question
Would a 3" exhaust with the set up on my other post work well with what I'm doing? I want to run the 3" exhaust that will have a X-pipe with super 40's or super 44's depending on my mood when I order them. This question is strickly for the purpose of performance. I know it should sound good.
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So, it's safe to say I won't "lose" any horsepower either? That's the only thing I'm worried about. I plan to run dual exhaust with the x-pipe, as far as routing goes, that's what the exhuast shop is for!!!! I had dual 3" on my 82 cutlass and I wouldn't of done it myself for anything.
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What do you think if I were to bring the exhaust out in front the the rear tire? Think this would eliminate flow problems of going over the axle?
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Seasoned beater pilot.
Join Date: Jan 2007
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Take a crayon and draw a thick line down your exhaust until about the middle of the car.
Then start it up and go race a 1/4 mile. Where ever the crayon is still left unmelted, is where it's safe to dump your exhaust off at. My opinion only, though. I believe having an X pipe and full exhaust is worth more horsepower than straight dual exhaust, however.
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Oh yea, I'm all about the X-pipe.
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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That's the set-up I have on my Delta, only I have 2.5" x pipe with Super 40's
Sounds good, works good.
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So you think a complete 2.5 will be totally adequate with out losing any power on this application then? If so I'll go with that. I just need to come up with something before I order the mufflers so that i get the right size.
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Alero Chapter Secretary
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X pipe equalizes the exhaust flow, so if you are going to have 400+ hp, 3 inch is fine
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I'm hoping for about that much!!! Thats what's prompting this inquiry!!
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