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Old 02-19-2008, 08:20 PM
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Default resonator replacement....

http://www.jegs.com/i/Magnaflow/642/54306/10002/-1

would this work good in place of the stock torpedo causing such flat tones
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Old 02-19-2008, 08:47 PM
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YUP IT WOULD WORK MAN
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Old 02-19-2008, 10:11 PM
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find a good exhaust guy cause i dont think that the stock piping is 2.5" so you need to get someone to fab it to the smaller stock piping.
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Old 02-19-2008, 10:41 PM
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i would be careful though.

2.5" is big, so maybe you can upgrade your stock piping to 2", but i wouldnt go any bigger, then it would all fit a little better
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I HAVE ALL 2.5" AND I HAVE NO ISSUE
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Old 02-20-2008, 12:04 AM
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oooorrrrr you think you have no issue heh. 2.5" is really big for a non turbo, probably mostly stock car. (intake doesnt count)
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OKAY IN WHAT WAY WILL IT HURT
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Old 02-20-2008, 12:29 AM
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non-turbo cars still require a decent amount of back pressure.

people think they are doing their NA car good when they throw 2.5"+ exhaust tubing on thier car, and a bigass 4" muffler.

all thats going to do is lose you power. Your suppose to just upgrade slightly from stock if your going NA as opposed to turbo, because to much airflow causes a loss of power, if you stay around the 2" range, there will be no harm, because unless you go any smaller than stock, your still garunteed your standard horsepower
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well man it might just be your opinion but we will find out when i dyno the car
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lol its not just my opinion... its facts... nooo back pressure = no power lol
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well i am gettin back pressure if you belive me or not or else i would've had not gotten the piping my brother in law works at a muffler shop and has experiance with this
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::sigh:: im not going to sit here and argue with you.
Ive been a performance tech for coming up on 3yrs now, so atleast in the end i know what im talkin about.
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Old 02-20-2008, 06:27 AM
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haha
thanks i guess
i figured would work was jus double checking


by the way what is stock diameter?
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oh i have alot of exhaust work on my new b. from the header back it is 2.5 to the spipe that is not mandrel bent so it has some tights spots. to the resonator it is 2.5 after the resonator its like 1.75 on. the only stock piece of pipe i have on my car is the rear spipe or cross over pipe. i left it for some back pressure in the mean time till the turbo gets slapped on. here is how it sounds with a high flow cat inplace of the resonator, and a trd axle back with the strup header.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=XtaHAfARuEI
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Originally Posted by SoCalXB2
oooorrrrr you think you have no issue heh. 2.5" is really big for a non turbo, probably mostly stock car. (intake doesnt count)
i have gen 1 xB with 3" piping and it runs ok... itll really help once you go turbo though with larger diameter piping..
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Originally Posted by SoCalXB2
::sigh:: im not going to sit here and argue with you.
Ive been a performance tech for coming up on 3yrs now, so atleast in the end i know what im talkin about.
well if you let me explain what i have under the car i wouldnt be arguing i have 2.5" from s-pipe to axle back with 2 resonators about 1' long each and they are 2.5" inlet and outlet and they build back pressure so i dont see a big hp gain or loss
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hope this helps with some of the debate. seeing that this engine has VVT and constant fuel monitoring, some of the issues won't apply. lets keep it friendly. we're all driving the same car and want insight from others to make it that much better for the individual driver.


http://www.flowmastermufflers.com/backpressure.html
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