NNBS headers, y pipe and cam. Before and after Dyno's
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#23
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I went with the 1 3/4" long tubes. Definitely notice a difference up top. I love the way this thing sounds. When I have my foot buried in it, it's nice and raspy and loud. When I'm just cruising, it's quiet and doesn't drone at all.
#24
It's a flowmaster. I believe its the super 44. I'll take a picture of it to double check when I'm under it tomorrow installing the cutout.
I went with the 1 3/4" long tubes. Definitely notice a difference up top. I love the way this thing sounds. When I have my foot buried in it, it's nice and raspy and loud. When I'm just cruising, it's quiet and doesn't drone at all.
I went with the 1 3/4" long tubes. Definitely notice a difference up top. I love the way this thing sounds. When I have my foot buried in it, it's nice and raspy and loud. When I'm just cruising, it's quiet and doesn't drone at all.
#25
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Cool isn't flow masters the ones that people usually say drone? Once my duramax sells I'm going to buy a vortec max. I'm debating between 1 3/4" and 1 7/8". I'm thinking I may go 1 7/8" with the 6.0. I'm curious to see dyno results of headers and with the cam. That's the same came I have planned too.
I also went with the 1 3/4" instead of the 1 7/8", because everyone I talked to said I wasn't moving enough air to need the 1 7/8". I think for FI/Nitrous applications, the larger may be needed.
#26
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Whelp. Installed the cutout and went back to the dyno today. Wasn't expecting a power gain with the cutout open, was just curious to see what the power difference would be. More so curious to see how it effects the truck when the cam is installed and tuned.
Here's a cold startup video with a few revs, and two dyno pulls following.
Here is my cutout. It's the DMH Low profile. I had a bunch of friends that ran the QTP and had issues with the motor failing, and the system leaking. We've used the DMH's on a few AMG Mercedes, and have had good luck with them.
DMH Low profile cutout
And a picture of the dyno. I had to roll onto it a little slower this time, which is why the start of the curve looks lower than my first dyno. I jumped on it twice at 3k rpms, and it downshifted both times.
Silverado Dyno
Overall, I'm pleased with the headers and Y pipe. They sound great, and picked up 11hp/14tq to the wheels. Can't wait to see how they react with the cam at the end of next month. Hopefully this helps someone in their decision making.
Here's a cold startup video with a few revs, and two dyno pulls following.
Here is my cutout. It's the DMH Low profile. I had a bunch of friends that ran the QTP and had issues with the motor failing, and the system leaking. We've used the DMH's on a few AMG Mercedes, and have had good luck with them.
DMH Low profile cutout
And a picture of the dyno. I had to roll onto it a little slower this time, which is why the start of the curve looks lower than my first dyno. I jumped on it twice at 3k rpms, and it downshifted both times.
Silverado Dyno
Overall, I'm pleased with the headers and Y pipe. They sound great, and picked up 11hp/14tq to the wheels. Can't wait to see how they react with the cam at the end of next month. Hopefully this helps someone in their decision making.
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#27
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Also, could anyone verify which Flowmaster I have? It's a one in, two out. I didn't see any serial numbers on the inlet or outlet. No other insignia/markings on the muffler that I could see besides these. Thanks.
#28
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Worth noting that the top pull was my first (cutout closed), bottom was my second (cutout open), and middle was my third (cutout closed). There was about 5mins in between the first and second pull. No fan in front of the truck to cool. Second and third were done back to back, so I think it was just getting warm. Outside temp was about 58ºF