Stock S2000 exhaust
09-16-2003 | 05:22 AM
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Stock S2000 exhaust
MY GF is upgrading her exhaust and wants to get rid of her stock exhaust. I've heard of some civic owners using the mufflers. If anyone wants it, email me at tenblade2001@hotmail.com
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09-19-2003 | 07:30 AM
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Originally posted by kalokohan
I don't think I could ever put dual exhaust on my civic.
I don't think I could ever put dual exhaust on my civic.
09-19-2003 | 07:31 AM
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Originally posted by chinabuddie
um..there would be too much flow from that set up.. NA cars need back pressure..turbo cars you dont even need an exhaust.but NA cars you need backpressure or else you will lose low end power.
um..there would be too much flow from that set up.. NA cars need back pressure..turbo cars you dont even need an exhaust.but NA cars you need backpressure or else you will lose low end power.
-Mike
09-19-2003 | 08:05 AM
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Originally posted by mpg9999
Just fyi, that is a myth. You do not need exhaust gas backpressure. That is not to say you cant go to big, because you can. You need to retain exhaust gas velocity, but with the least amount of backpressure possible.
-Mike
Just fyi, that is a myth. You do not need exhaust gas backpressure. That is not to say you cant go to big, because you can. You need to retain exhaust gas velocity, but with the least amount of backpressure possible.
-Mike
on another note...exhaust gas velocity is also crucial for turbo cars too. though backpressure can be a hindernce to spool, a smooth and non turbulent exhaust route on turbo cars will outperform any open exhaust anyday.
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