best high oerformance exhaust
#33
Originally posted by twofourzerosx
what about the blitz realize TT. i have heard its much like the rsr but i personaly like the crome look better. it is only offered in 80mm. is this too much for my stock ka?
what about the blitz realize TT. i have heard its much like the rsr but i personaly like the crome look better. it is only offered in 80mm. is this too much for my stock ka?
#34
2.5" (63mm) is about the most you want to be with NA. Anything larger is too large for an NA motor to make power (we're talking regular street upgrades, not some mad scientist big HP NA machine)
BTW if you lived in a state where cops hassle about aftermarket anything, you'd pass on the chrome look - even if it looks good
BTW if you lived in a state where cops hassle about aftermarket anything, you'd pass on the chrome look - even if it looks good
#35
Originally posted by l2aine
what about it/them?
That's like asking out of the blue "hey - what about chickens? Specifically brown ones or white ones? "
what about it/them?
That's like asking out of the blue "hey - what about chickens? Specifically brown ones or white ones? "
#36
Pointless to substitute a silencer for backpressure. You have to calculate volumetric pressure and how many feet of pipe you are running. Anything that is over 2.5" will not work for NA. Infact I really wouldn't recomend a 2.5" for the KA24de it just isn't high Reving enough to need 2.5". Unless of course you are the guy that installed titanium retainers, forged internalls, and a counterweighed crank for high reving.
My friend who bought the RSX type S installed a 2.5" exhaust system, he lost major Torque in the midrange and highrange and it didn't achieve a difference in HP either. Which isn't the best thing if you are trying to achieve quarter mile times.
Honestly if you are going turbo later, just get your exhaust system later.
My friend who bought the RSX type S installed a 2.5" exhaust system, he lost major Torque in the midrange and highrange and it didn't achieve a difference in HP either. Which isn't the best thing if you are trying to achieve quarter mile times.
Honestly if you are going turbo later, just get your exhaust system later.
#39
If you guy's want to keep it cheap, and keep your torque in a moderate range I would keep it simple. I would install a flowmaster muffler, or import 4 turbo muffler. Even though the internals of the muffler look almost as if it is stock OEM "it isn't". If you keep the stock exhaust piping and add just the muffler you will get the proper amount of backpressure. The internals of the muffler are what achieve the compensation in HP and Torque. If you open up a turbo muffler or Flowmaster Muf you will see that the piping from the insides are 3" in diameter or larger. Even though they carry all the same degree in bends as a stock oem muffler. Stock mufflers on the other hand reduce noise, and HP, while an increase in torque is made by reducing the diameter size of the piping "Torque being a byproduct of HP", and increasing the pitch in degree bends to the piping within the muffler.
Increasing the diameter size of the exhsaust isn't really that important to the HP increase that you will achieve, increasing your piping will make you louder and probably get you a noise violation ticket instead.
Increasing the diameter size of the exhsaust isn't really that important to the HP increase that you will achieve, increasing your piping will make you louder and probably get you a noise violation ticket instead.
Last edited by BigVinnie; 01-18-2005 at 09:01 PM.
#40
Originally posted by JDMxDrift
Alrighty then, just wondering...but is the GP sports spec D a nice system?
Alrighty then, just wondering...but is the GP sports spec D a nice system?
#41
okay thanks guys, i don't mean to be a pain in the A** asking questions. One thing i hate about my 240 is that there are soo many damn parts (not literally). Its hard to make up your mind, if you know what i mean. Thanks for you help though...
#42
Originally posted by l2aine
Took that off my list (the only exhaust I've ever wanted for my car) when I found out that modified exhaust tickets in CA are now $500 + a visit to the State referee for DB check and mandatory full smog check.
I know this because I"m dealing with it right now.
Took that off my list (the only exhaust I've ever wanted for my car) when I found out that modified exhaust tickets in CA are now $500 + a visit to the State referee for DB check and mandatory full smog check.
I know this because I"m dealing with it right now.
#44
Originally posted by BigVinnie
Has anybody installed the Pacesetter MONZA series. It is pretty cheap and comes with 21/4 inch piping. Is it worth it for the price? I know that the pacesetter production is cheap and not "Really High Performance". I just want an alternative other than my OEM exhaust.
Has anybody installed the Pacesetter MONZA series. It is pretty cheap and comes with 21/4 inch piping. Is it worth it for the price? I know that the pacesetter production is cheap and not "Really High Performance". I just want an alternative other than my OEM exhaust.
#45
Originally posted by KAsingleC
My 89 came withpacesetter (not sure what series) not installed just flopping around in the hatch and when I installed them my stering column that runs next the the header would make contact with the header under load like exiting a turn or just revving due to the engine rocking and would lock up my steering for a second
My 89 came withpacesetter (not sure what series) not installed just flopping around in the hatch and when I installed them my stering column that runs next the the header would make contact with the header under load like exiting a turn or just revving due to the engine rocking and would lock up my steering for a second
As for my car, I didn't have a magnaflow - I had a Megan N1 muffler built like the HKS Hi Power system. Muffler was painted black too for "stealth mode" but it didn't last too long.