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Old 05-25-2004, 12:30 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Endyn modified kami with 2.5 cat/2.36 RSR EX mag

How will the combination perform on a JRSC Prelude? Any input? I am currently running a DC sports header and I know it sucks. Any suggestions is welcome.
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It's hard to say. There haven't been many dynos with the header, and I've never dynoed mine with my 2.5 inch exhaust, and it's on it's way out now as I am planning on returning to the stock exhaust (my exhaust is too ****ing loud).

I can tell you that when I paired my Kami to my stock exhaust and cat, the max boost pressure increased and I had to pull more timing to avoid detonation. What that has told me is that it's probably not a good idea to have a header downpipe that is larger diameter than your exhaust: it impedes flow.
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Thanks a lot for the info. I know the RSR EX mag is a bit bigger piping than stock. I would suggest you look at that exhaust as an option since I am currently using it and it is really mellow rumbling sound. Actually, the supercharger whine is louder than the muffler even with the straight pipe.
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Nah, I'm going to stick with the stock header and exhaust. I just picked up a bolt on Random Tech cat for in between. SS will = Super Sleeper.
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That is cool. With my setup only thing I can hear after 2nd gear is the charger. I almost went custom 2.5 all the way but I use to have the Apex Dunk and I know it gets annoying after a while. By the way, are you using the stock radiator? If so, what is the coolant/water mixture on it? Also, how much water wetter should I use? Does it even help? Thanks man.
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