Adding a catback exhaust loses power ?
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RE: Adding a catback exhaust loses power ?
ORIGINAL: pWnEdU
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.
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.
anything OVER 2.25 without internals will lose power.
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RE: Adding a catback exhaust loses power ?
ORIGINAL: Remmy
anything OVER 2.25 without internals will lose power.
ORIGINAL: pWnEdU
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.
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.
anything OVER 2.25 without internals will lose power.
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RE: Adding a catback exhaust loses power ?
If I add an axleback exhaust instead of a catback will i still lose power ? w/ kind of exhaust upgrade (if any) would you suggest if i wanted to increase horsepower?
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