Adding a catback exhaust loses power ?
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Adding a catback exhaust loses power ?
I heard from anoher forum that adding an exhaust system may actually steal power from your car. is this true ? I was thinking of buying a meganracing drift-spec catback ex. for my 99 civic sedan but i don't want to lose power ! Also, is Megan a good exhaust co. ? I was looking for a reputable catback exhaust around $300. thanks guys.
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RE: Adding a catback exhaust loses power ?
You loose some torque with an exhaust, but most mods that increase HP sacrifice some torque.
On a naturally aspirated engine, 2.5" or greater MAY actually loose some power because the exhaust velocities are so low.
On a naturally aspirated engine, 2.5" or greater MAY actually loose some power because the exhaust velocities are so low.
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RE: Adding a catback exhaust loses power ?
It is widely accepted that 2.25" is the most balanced size of pipe for the N/A 4 cylinder.
Axle back starts at the rear axle, and provides .0000000000000001 HP.
Cat back replaces everything from the catalytic converter back. Provides maybe 5hp.
Axle back starts at the rear axle, and provides .0000000000000001 HP.
Cat back replaces everything from the catalytic converter back. Provides maybe 5hp.
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RE: Adding a catback exhaust loses power ?
thanks ;D any suggestions on where i can find a good catback w/ 2.25 in piping ? and does the tip count in increasing/decreasing power. i found this one w/ a 4 inch tip. would this be any good for my 99 na civic sedan ?
Megan exhaust choice
Megan exhaust choice
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