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 Post subject: Re: twin 3 inch to big????
Posted: Sat Feb 27, 2010 9:58 pm 
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^^(2 post up) only to loose all his performance. what you want?-sound or go!
OP is opting for performance.
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Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2010 8:57 am 
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^^(2 post up) only to loose all his performance. what you want?-sound or go!
OP is opting for performance.

That exhaust on a stock as a rock devil r xr 8 put 214.9 rwkw so i would call that both i know of another devil r that was 195rwkw stock as a rock. I think that it estates 2 both :)

 

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Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2010 10:21 am 
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A s Pete said 2 1/2 twin is the right size..
Just for tech.. I had single 3" on my turbo engine..Left there from old N/A engine...
It made 370 rwkw before there was no gain and back pressure raised very quick with boost power levels...
I'm NOT saying single 3" is better but my thoughts are 2X's 2 1/2 pipes will flow atleast 350 kw..
Yes N/A is different to forced induction.. But the flow is still required ...
2 1/2" twins over single gives better tone, less drone, better less restrictive muffler efficiency...
So fitting twin 3" is way too large... Unless your building a 500+ h.p engine...

 

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Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2010 10:23 am 
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XR23IL wrote:
Mont5.0 wrote:
^^(2 post up) only to loose all his performance. what you want?-sound or go!
OP is opting for performance.

That exhaust on a stock as a rock devil r xr 8 put 214.9 rwkw so i would call that both i know of another devil r that was 195rwkw stock as a rock. I think that it estates 2 both :)

you do realise Dyno's are tuning equipment! Not accurate. Also, there is more to performance than outright power. See xcabbi's signature for details!

 

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 Post subject: Re: twin 3 inch to big????
Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2010 11:39 am 
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67RCE wrote:
XR23IL wrote:
Mont5.0 wrote:
^^(2 post up) only to loose all his performance. what you want?-sound or go!
OP is opting for performance.

That exhaust on a stock as a rock devil r xr 8 put 214.9 rwkw so i would call that both i know of another devil r that was 195rwkw stock as a rock. I think that it estates 2 both :)

you do realise Dyno's are tuning equipment! Not accurate. Also, there is more to performance than outright power. See xcabbi's signature for details!

Yes i nudeqstane that but it appears as though it's some 4 both. I will have 2 c if there is any dyno sheet 4 it as this was the base reading taken b4 being blown..

 

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Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2010 12:23 pm 
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XR23IL wrote:
67RCE wrote:
XR23IL wrote:
Mont5.0 wrote:
^^(2 post up) only to loose all his performance. what you want?-sound or go!
OP is opting for performance.

That exhaust on a stock as a rock devil r xr 8 put 214.9 rwkw so i would call that both i know of another devil r that was 195rwkw stock as a rock. I think that it estates 2 both :)

you do realise Dyno's are tuning equipment! Not accurate. Also, there is more to performance than outright power. See xcabbi's signature for details!

Yes i nudeqstane that but it appears as though it's some 4 both. I will have 2 c if there is any dyno sheet 4 it as this was the base reading taken b4 being blown..


Can we have that again in english?
Have you got dyno tests with the torque curves of both exhausts before and after? Of course I'm assuming you changed from one exhaust type to another?
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Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2010 12:38 pm 
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XR9UTE wrote:
XR23IL wrote:
67RCE wrote:
XR23IL wrote:
Mont5.0 wrote:
^^(2 post up) only to loose all his performance. what you want?-sound or go!
OP is opting for performance.

That exhaust on a stock as a rock devil r xr 8 put 214.9 rwkw so i would call that both i know of another devil r that was 195rwkw stock as a rock. I think that it estates 2 both :)

you do realise Dyno's are tuning equipment! Not accurate. Also, there is more to performance than outright power. See xcabbi's signature for details!

Yes i nudeqstane that but it appears as though it's some 4 both. I will have 2 c if there is any dyno sheet 4 it as this was the base reading taken b4 being blown..


Can we have that again in english?
Have you got dyno tests with the torque curves of both exhausts before and after? Of course I'm assuming you changed from one exhaust type to another?

Lol sorry mate using my phone. It's my brothers car it was only ever dynoed once n/a and that was with the Di Filippo already on. I have 2 c if he still has it i know it, not 1 2 hold on 2 now thats it's 542 rwhp lol but he might still have it laying around.

 

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Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2010 9:49 pm 
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ay mate, ive got an xr8 bfmk2 ute with pacemakers that go into a 2.5inch pipe that then goes in a 3 inch pipe witch goes into a mufler its a twin exhaust, and its loud and tough but it also crackels back in every gear, i would go for the 2.5 inch into muflers mate?
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Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2010 8:13 pm 
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67RCE wrote:
you do realise Dyno's are tuning equipment! Not accurate. Also, there is more to performance than outright power. See xcabbi's signature for details!


What part? the Power and Torque definitions or catching the gay flu?
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