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RE: custom sports exhaust
ORIGINAL: onepoint8tee
The piping diameteris what has an impact on performance, not "deleting" the resonator or using a different muffler. For every 1/4 inch larger you go, it significanly decreases back pressure. The stock resonator/muffler isnt as restrictive as you think. Youre most likely not going to notice a difference of 14lbs either. Youll get more snap crackle poping without a resonator, thats an unavoidable side affect.
The piping diameteris what has an impact on performance, not "deleting" the resonator or using a different muffler. For every 1/4 inch larger you go, it significanly decreases back pressure. The stock resonator/muffler isnt as restrictive as you think. Youre most likely not going to notice a difference of 14lbs either. Youll get more snap crackle poping without a resonator, thats an unavoidable side affect.
True^^ He was talking about if the size of the piping would make a difference in sound.. However, if perfomance is a issue .. Then you have to decide if your ever going to go BT.. If not best "effciency" is 2.5 k04 and below and its sumthin like 3in if your going BT.. I bet sum of the BT guys on here will chime in sooner or later if thats your intrest..
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RE: custom sports exhaust
ORIGINAL: hiwords
i don't flirt with people on forums. well only a couple times to one chick.
i don't flirt with people on forums. well only a couple times to one chick.
Sineo (probably)
Lauren5757 (probably not, before your time, but very flirtable)
S4Sweetie (doubtful, she is probably old enough to be your grandma and her husband coud buy and sell you over and over and over)
Zrwhat (likely, she is hot, but about as interesting as a nail in the wall)
So..... Who was it?
Sorry for the thread jack, but I believe the topic/question has been adequetly addressed.
