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Old 03-17-2013, 10:59 AM   #1
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I want to get some more power out of my car, but I am well past the day of having ricer exhaust.
Can I get more power by running the mid/over pipe if I am not going to do the full exhaust? Same question goes for headers.
As for tunes, I am seeing pretty impressive numbers put down by tunes with pretty basic mods. What do these tunes do to the daily driving abilities of this car? And the gas milage. I get 31/37 and really don't want to give that up.
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Old 03-17-2013, 11:35 AM   #2
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I want to get some more power out of my car, but I am well past the day of having ricer exhaust.
Can I get more power by running the mid/over pipe if I am not going to do the full exhaust? Same question goes for headers.
As for tunes, I am seeing pretty impressive numbers put down by tunes with pretty basic mods. What do these tunes do to the daily driving abilities of this car? And the gas milage. I get 31/37 and really don't want to give that up.
I just want to say if you are getting 31/37 why do you need more power? You drive like an old Granny!
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Old 03-17-2013, 11:53 AM   #3
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^what he said
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I just want to say if you are getting 31/37 why do you need more power? You drive like an old Granny!
Lmfao, good point.
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I just want to say if you are getting 31/37 why do you need more power? You drive like an old Granny!
Perhaps he drives responsibly but also would like a little more power.
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I have to agree with OP. On the street I drive like a grandpa, very slow acceleration and consistently 5 miles under the speed limit on the highway, and in my STi I got the highway EPA rating in city driving. You still feel the difference in power, even in slow everyday situations, and then the track is another story altogether :-)

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Perhaps he drives responsibly but also would like a little more power.
just giving him a hard time. Hence the friendly emotocon
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Good job everyone, 6 replies with nothing relivant to the question that I asked.
I get that gas milage because I know how to drive the car correctly. If I want to speed and drive crazy I would have kept my 11sec mustang.
I love this car but the power, especially in the low revs, is pretty lacking and annoying.
I want to get a little more power out of the motor so that I can enjoy it more from day to day. I am also looking into doing a port and polish on the motor in the future, but want to wait until people get a little more experiance with the motor.
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works midpipe adds 6hp and will bolt into your stock muffler

Changing the frontpipe and overpipe will give you more power as well
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Good job everyone, 6 replies with nothing relivant to the question that I asked.
I get that gas milage because I know how to drive the car correctly. If I want to speed and drive crazy I would have kept my 11sec mustang.
I love this car but the power, especially in the low revs, is pretty lacking and annoying.
I want to get a little more power out of the motor so that I can enjoy it more from day to day. I am also looking into doing a port and polish on the motor in the future, but want to wait until people get a little more experiance with the motor.
Most catbacks will not gain much. But if you get a header back setup with a tune, you should see noticeable improvements. BTW Use the search button. This topic has been beaten to death
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Mid pipe and over pipe with cat delete give most power. To stay legal get one with hi flow cat. A tune should actually increase gas mileage in theory because it optimizes what is already there (unless your engine is running lean right now). Headers (from what I have read/seen on this forum) appear to give you the biggest torque increase in the lower revs. Take out your spare tire and all that crap if you want to "feel" a little more power.
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I want to get some more power out of my car, but I am well past the day of having ricer exhaust.
Can I get more power by running the mid/over pipe if I am not going to do the full exhaust? Same question goes for headers.
As for tunes, I am seeing pretty impressive numbers put down by tunes with pretty basic mods. What do these tunes do to the daily driving abilities of this car? And the gas milage. I get 31/37 and really don't want to give that up.
Just keep your car stock and get a Visconti pump gas tune. By far best bang for your buck and wakes the car up the way no other mod will. Also keeps the car very similar economy/noise level. You can't go wrong.
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Old 03-17-2013, 08:58 PM   #14
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The Perrin Resonated Catback is perfect. I hate drone. I hate rasp. I hate rice.

The PerrIn RESONATED Catback is quiet at idle and will not wake the neighbors in the morning. It does, however, have a nice growl when you mash it. Very solid piece with a great sound.

I've added the Perrin CAI to it and if I'm cruising by you might think I'm stock but if I got WOT there's a nice rumble/growl that is not deafening.

IMO the sound is perfect.
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