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What HP you think your car runs? Let us know when the time comes how the set up works! (Stupid snow!)
I also didn't use the Turbo mufflers that come with the kit. I used the Ultra Flo's.
Yes, I have to say. I installed the 3" exhaust with an H-Pipe and I didn't lose any HP at all. Matter of fact I may have gained. Since I never tried 2 1/2" I guess I have nothing to compare it too, however anyone that says that you lose HP just isn't true. I have the smaller 1 3/4" TTI header...
Yes, I've been doing a lot of reading. It seems my engine being a 400ci is pretty much on the fence as far as 3" exhaust. With having a mild cam and aluminum heads it could go either way.
One article I read said it was all in the headers. After that, the exhaust just wants to get out...
I'll just be going TTI all the way back.
I need to call them and make the order. Thats why I'm trying to figure this out. They want more for the Ultra Flows because they are a different size, and extra tubing to make them fit & Shipping sucks.
Well, right now I have old school glass packs under the car, so loudness isn't really an issue.
I kind of like the Dynomax Ultra flows, they have a low deep tone that I like.
I guess I'll stick with the 2 1/2 pipes, but? H-Pipe or X pipe? Idk? I was going to go with the H pipe, but now, I'm not...
Don't mean for this to be an argument thread... however I have heard 2 different opinions on this.
I have a 400 engine with aluminum RPM heads. I bought 1 3/4" TTI headers...
I've read on forums to go with 2 1/2" exhaust and H-Pipe for a lower tone. 3" is overkill and you lose low end...