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Old 10-03-2005, 01:57 AM
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(edit) this is with air filter in, fuse in, etc... We did try one pull today with the air filter out and made 484rwhp and 465rwtq... So the air filer holds back approx 8 rwhp...

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(edit) this is with air filter in, fuse in, etc... We did try one pull today with the air filter out and made 484rwhp and 465rwtq... So the air filer holds back approx 8 rwhp...

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I'm ready to buy the headers, but my one cocern is engine codes. Have you had any? Did you have any codes with the fuse out?
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Also, what does it sound like with the headers?
Old 10-03-2005, 09:23 AM
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Thanks for the info Andi
some really great gains
Old 10-03-2005, 09:47 AM
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If I understand this right it means that the stock cat back results in 18 rwhp and 10 rwtorque loss..Am I right? Im comparing it to the redline dyno that lg just done
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If I understand this right it means that the stock cat back results in 18 rwhp and 10 rwtorque loss..Am I right? Im comparing it to the redline dyno that lg just done
Umm... what? every run on both my car and Redline's car were with the stock catback in place.

The Redline car's higher top #s were due to no air filter / redline oil / perfect conditions / cool car / etc... My car's top #s without air filter were 484/465.

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Old 10-03-2005, 10:22 AM
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Thanks for the great info Andi!

In Lou's post he said "They are high flow cats but we get them directly from the manufacturer rather than Random." Do you know whether these were the stock cats or a higher flow custom model?

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The really important thing to look at on these sheets is the 90lb/ft difference at 2,500 RPM! Unless I'm reading it wrong, that's where you are going to feel the difference! That is amazing! Low end torque rules!
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Just unbelievable....
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Originally Posted by Timmy!
The really important thing to look at on these sheets is the 90lb/ft difference at 2,500 RPM! Unless I'm reading it wrong, that's where you are going to feel the difference! That is amazing! Low end torque rules!
You are not reading it wrong. There is a 90lb/ft GAIN at the low-end around 2,700rpm.
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Originally Posted by BRIAN60x
Also, what does it sound like with the headers?
Completely incredible. Trying to get someone (DFW area anyone?!?!?) to convert my Hi8 video to digital format and upload some in-car and drive-by video.
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Originally Posted by BRIAN60x
I'm ready to buy the headers, but my one cocern is engine codes. Have you had any? Did you have any codes with the fuse out?
No codes at all.

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