Exhaust from hell!?
you mean to tell me you dont gain anything when you get rid of bends and a res and a muffler? Sorry but I find that hard to believe. I could have sworn i have seen people prove the hp gain on dynos from cut out at downpipe compared to full exhaust. I honestly feel like there is a difference. but maybe the turbo spoils quicker when its open pipe, i dunno. Anyone else want to chime in?
you mean to tell me you dont gain anything when you get rid of bends and a res and a muffler? Sorry but I find that hard to believe. I could have sworn i have seen people prove the hp gain on dynos from cut out at downpipe compared to full exhaust. I honestly feel like there is a difference. but maybe the turbo spoils quicker when its open pipe, i dunno. Anyone else want to chime in?
The stock turbo will never EVER flow enough to fight any sort of restriction from a 3" pipe unless you makde some serious pinch points, use a chambered muffler or just do some sort of absolutely rediculous bends.
It's funny you make mention of people comparing dyno numbers from one exhaust setup to another. I actually did exactly that a while back when I was swapping between my current exhaust (catless dp, 3" pipe to a 12"x4" resonator as a muffler exiting out the rear), my previous setup (catless dp, stock exhaust with the resonator removed), and the side exit with a catless dp. Funny thing is my current setup and the stock catback made basically identical power curves and peak power, however the side exit netted me a slight loss of peak torque and nominal hp gains (both of which can even be chocked up to the variences in dyno pulls).
This was all on the same tune, in similar atmospheric conditions and the same dyno mind you.
With the 3" DP without the cat i feel a little gain with the cutout open, but it feels like it lost power on the low end. When i have the cat in it's night and day difference with the cutout open but it also dumps before the cat.
Yes I mean to tell you lol. We tried it. I have a full 3 inch exhaust, magnaflow resonator zzp big turbo down pipe and picked up one whp when it was disconnected. You have to think on a big turbo set up most likely they have a open dump wastegate there for there is not to much exhaust even going through the exhaust. Maybe with an efr or recirc exhaust it will be different.
I'm sorry but this is incorrect.... With the stock turbo at least.
The stock turbo will never EVER flow enough to fight any sort of restriction from a 3" pipe unless you makde some serious pinch points, use a chambered muffler or just do some sort of absolutely rediculous bends.
It's funny you make mention of people comparing dyno numbers from one exhaust setup to another. I actually did exactly that a while back when I was swapping between my current exhaust (catless dp, 3" pipe to a 12"x4" resonator as a muffler exiting out the rear), my previous setup (catless dp, stock exhaust with the resonator removed), and the side exit with a catless dp. Funny thing is my current setup and the stock catback made basically identical power curves and peak power, however the side exit netted me a slight loss of peak torque and nominal hp gains (both of which can even be chocked up to the variences in dyno pulls).
This was all on the same tune, in similar atmospheric conditions and the same dyno mind you.
The stock turbo will never EVER flow enough to fight any sort of restriction from a 3" pipe unless you makde some serious pinch points, use a chambered muffler or just do some sort of absolutely rediculous bends.
It's funny you make mention of people comparing dyno numbers from one exhaust setup to another. I actually did exactly that a while back when I was swapping between my current exhaust (catless dp, 3" pipe to a 12"x4" resonator as a muffler exiting out the rear), my previous setup (catless dp, stock exhaust with the resonator removed), and the side exit with a catless dp. Funny thing is my current setup and the stock catback made basically identical power curves and peak power, however the side exit netted me a slight loss of peak torque and nominal hp gains (both of which can even be chocked up to the variences in dyno pulls).
This was all on the same tune, in similar atmospheric conditions and the same dyno mind you.

If only there was a way to make an ss/sc sound like that.. lol heres another narly sounding one!
BW EFR 6758 09 Cobalt SS (driving normal + half throttle pulls) - YouTube
BW EFR 6758 09 Cobalt SS (driving normal + half throttle pulls) - YouTube
all i read was OP, and have not read ANY comments/replies below... and all i am going to say is that this exhaust is riced the **** out.. im sorry...
and do NOT bash me because you know damn right that if you saw this on a civic you would say the same thing.
and do NOT bash me because you know damn right that if you saw this on a civic you would say the same thing.
find me a honda that sounds nearly as good as my car or any other posted in here. you cant compare the two. Some people need the 3'' straight piping due to their turbo.
yea, put a 3" pipe on your car. go for it. im not saying 3" is bad.... i have 3" on my car, and i think most LNFs should have 3" all the way back.
im just straight talking about the sound of the car
wtf are you talking about? some people need the 3" straight piping due to their turbo? what the hell does that even mean dude? that is no where near close to what i even meant!
yea, put a 3" pipe on your car. go for it. im not saying 3" is bad.... i have 3" on my car, and i think most LNFs should have 3" all the way back.
im just straight talking about the sound of the car
yea, put a 3" pipe on your car. go for it. im not saying 3" is bad.... i have 3" on my car, and i think most LNFs should have 3" all the way back.
im just straight talking about the sound of the car
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