SS or Ti Exhaust
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From: Coastal CT
Originally Posted by Shadow_S2K,Apr 20 2010, 01:40 AM
Most if not all Ti exhaust will eventually have their resonator or welds of some sort fail...mainly cause Ti exhaust use a thinner material and will fatigue over time especially in a daily driven car.
Objectives for the development of Mugen sports exhaust system.
Lighter weight.
Use of titanium material: Use stainless alloy for the high heat area and titanium material for the lower heat area in order to achieve a balance between the durability and lighter weight.
Lighter weight.
Use of titanium material: Use stainless alloy for the high heat area and titanium material for the lower heat area in order to achieve a balance between the durability and lighter weight.
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From: Gibsonburg, OH
Most stainless singles you're looking at what, 20-32lbs depending on model, resonator etc...
Titanium singles are roughly anywhere from 5-12lbs
So it's probably safe to say half the weight in most cases.
Titanium singles are roughly anywhere from 5-12lbs
So it's probably safe to say half the weight in most cases.
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