Which exaust gives you the most power gain? My next mod is going to be exaust, but I need some advice. Right now I'm looking at the Greddy Power Extreme.
depends some give u low end some give u high end, usualy the bugger the pipe with least curves and back pressure will give u top end and more backpressure wiill give u tourqe. what i am gonna do is get 4-1 headers 2.5 custom str8 pipes with a muffler w\ a silencer for around town presure and take it out for race
Looks like the Greddy PE came out over the the Tanabe.
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93 Prelude Si
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15" Montegi MR7's (Gunmetal)
Yokahoma AVC's (V-speed rated tires)
NGK plugs
Front strut tower brace
And of course manual
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93 Prelude Si
CAI
15" Montegi MR7's (Gunmetal)
Yokahoma AVC's (V-speed rated tires)
NGK plugs
Front strut tower brace
And of course manual
Civics are like tampons every pussy has one.......
that dyno looks to me like a greddy dyon because it says "greddy power extreme" and for tanabe it just says "tanabe exhaust" it doesnt specify which, and it could also mean a universal muffler or some crap like that...
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Originally posted by ghettoride depends some give u low end some give u high end, usualy the bugger the pipe with least curves and back pressure will give u top end and more backpressure wiill give u tourqe. what i am gonna do is get 4-1 headers 2.5 custom str8 pipes with a muffler w\ a silencer for around town presure and take it out for race
Back pressure is never a good thing. Exhaust flow and the vaccum effect it has on the exhaust gas coming out of the engine is what determies where power is added. Usally the larger the piping the worst flow velocity at low rpm's but at high rpm's the piping is more ideal for power.
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