Smartbear said:It's not so much for peak power but the shape of the torque curve compared to standard, flat spots & the general shape of the graph would be interesting to see compared to the "before" run![]()
Rob
I can't see there being any change at all to the power curve as the original pipe run and diameter has been kept, all the pipework is mandrel bent, so no compressed parts to restrict flow, and the silencers are made with a free flow design.
Sports cat back exhaust systems if made correctly don't effect these things. You'd certainly never see any flat spots or drops in power as it's all after the catalyst and manifolds which is where the main restriction in the stock system is.
Don't forget, I work in the tuning industry and would not be doing this if it was likely to change the power delivery or in any way have a negative effect on my pride and joy. The company I work for have fitted Sports/Performance Cat-Back systems on to literally thousands of vehicles, many of which are N/A with no ill effect.
As well as this; Two members of my sales team have served time in the performance exhaust industry themselves, one of which was a Director of Janspeed and the other one of the co-founders of Pipewerx exhausts whom I've questioned on the subject of this quite extensively
I would however fully expect a poorly made back box, or rear silencer delete to have a very minor effect on certain areas of the torque curve. As an example, A pair of poor quality compression bends at the entry point to the rear silencer could potentially "strangle" the exhaust system at the top end of the Rev range.
adam1985 said:This is looking good![]()
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