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yomchi1989 09-24-2012 12:32 AM

Biggest gains
 
Hey guys,

Be it a stainless steel or titanium set-up, does anyone know what catback exhaust puts out the biggest KW gains?

:burnrubber:

os86 09-24-2012 10:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by yomchi1989 (Post 456667)
Hey guys,

Be it a stainless steel or titanium set-up, does anyone know what catback exhaust puts out the biggest KW gains?

:burnrubber:

Catback exhaust will give you probably 2 ~ 4kw gains, you probably get more out of headers.
The factory system is designed well for NA application, if going FI then you probably see more than 5kw gains

RAN94A 09-24-2012 11:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by yomchi1989 (Post 456667)
Hey guys,

Be it a stainless steel or titanium set-up, does anyone know what catback exhaust puts out the biggest KW gains?

:burnrubber:


Full titanium exhaust :eyebulge:

i dont even want to think about how expensive that would be..

Nafe 09-28-2012 07:25 PM

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Originally Posted by RAN94A (Post 458544)
Full titanium exhaust :eyebulge:

i don't even want to think about how expensive that would be..

No, a titanium exhaust won't give any more power gains than the same exhaust in steel just BECAUSE TITANIUM.
It will, however, give the same gains as an equivalent steel exhaust PLUS it will give a weight saving if designed/manufactured well.

Mr Franky 09-28-2012 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Nafe (Post 466266)
No, a titanium exhaust won't give any more power gains than the same exhaust in steel just BECAUSE TITANIUM.
It will, however, give the same gains as an equivalent steel exhaust PLUS it will give a weight saving if designed/manufactured well.

And I would assume a different sound as well?

Nafe 09-28-2012 07:31 PM

Yeah, titanium will sound different. Didn't mention this because it wasn't mentioned early.
Some people would like the titanium sound, some wouldn't. If you like deep exahaust notes, steer away


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