is this exhaust enough?
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is this exhaust enough?
i currently have a set of lpp longtubes with 3 inch ORY into a 3 inch single exhaust and out through a borla xr1... is this enough flow to support a maggie supercharger, cam, and overall goal of about 500+ horse? or do i need to go true dual? or upgrade to 4 inch?
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You will begin to benefit from a more free flowing exhaust around that kind of power. The headers are fine as is, but a single 3.5"-4" or true dual 2 3/4" depending on your muffler would be a good choice. Single 3" is good to about 400 from my understanding beyond that it starts to restrict some.
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ok if i have to go true dual then ill be done with it and go true dual 3 inch with 2 borla proxs and an x pipe before them... so i ask... is there anywhere i can just pick up the rear tailpipes? everyone around here wants to rake my body over hot coals and sell my daughter to do a true dual setup in stainless... so i figure im a welder and fabricator... this is cake... however i cant bend pipes and dont feel like dickin around with u bends for 45 million weld joints... so can i just pick up some prebent tails from anywhere? its for an 05 avalanche.
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You will begin to benefit from a more free flowing exhaust around that kind of power. The headers are fine as is, but a single 3.5"-4" or true dual 2 3/4" depending on your muffler would be a good choice. Single 3" is good to about 400 from my understanding beyond that it starts to restrict some.
Originally Posted by 06Sierra2
Im wondering the same thing. ive read about 3in-400hp before too. im wondering how much just adding a cutout helps with flow?
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I think cam design plays a big role in exhaust setups
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yeah im sure cam design def plays a big role. i guess if swapping in a bigger motor the best route is to get a custom spec'd cam heavier on the exhaust side of course
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I dynoed with ebay stainless headers/ORY , 3'' into a shitty SI DO summit 3'' muffler and made 562 rwhp on a 90* day.
On the way home from the dyno i blew the back out of the muffler, so i put a maganaflow 3'' SI DO muffler on and i could feel the difference, wish i had it on the dyno pulls.
Was my setup optimal ? prob not, but it did support over 500 like you want to do.