Stock exhaust - is it restrictive?
Sometimes I like the noise of the HKS Silent Hi-Power, then sometimes on a long run I want rid of it!
I doubt its doing anything but saving weight and making noise / looking nice.
Anyone disagree? Anyone got a good state of tune out of the stock system?
MB
I doubt its doing anything but saving weight and making noise / looking nice.
Anyone disagree? Anyone got a good state of tune out of the stock system?
MB
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The stock exhaust is one of the BEST stock exhausts ever made. Its just heavy as shit! Flow is great, no dual gains anything +3 can be dyno error. The ONLY reason to stay dual but switch from stock is WEIGHT
If you want any form of power gain from exhaust, you must run a single..This is FACT gentleman.
I run Mugen ECU, Intake, Toda Header, test pipe and stock exhaust, my car is VERY strong. I had a spoon exhaust, but after 3 yr I started losing my hearing (seriously). When I put stock exhaust back on car, I lost a bit of power, but did gain a bit of torque. I just can not justify the money for a Mugen, Amuse, J's dual. Even thought they will save a ton of weight, there is NO power gain. The weight saved really only matters if you are a track guy.
If you want any form of power gain from exhaust, you must run a single..This is FACT gentleman.
I run Mugen ECU, Intake, Toda Header, test pipe and stock exhaust, my car is VERY strong. I had a spoon exhaust, but after 3 yr I started losing my hearing (seriously). When I put stock exhaust back on car, I lost a bit of power, but did gain a bit of torque. I just can not justify the money for a Mugen, Amuse, J's dual. Even thought they will save a ton of weight, there is NO power gain. The weight saved really only matters if you are a track guy.













