difference between stock/open exhaust
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difference between stock/open exhaust
Here is a run with longtubes, offroad y pipe, slp loudmouth I dual exhaust.
longtubes, offroad y pipe, stock catback.
0-60 suffers about a second or so, and 0-100 suffers more like 4-5 seconds. This little 4.8 loves to breath and the stock catback really choked it down. Bottom end wasnt too bad with the stock catback, but try to pass from 60mph and it took forever. No top end power what so ever. I put the stock catback on for a few months so I wouldnt wake up our newborn when I came home at 1am from work. Took it off after he was sleeping better, couldnt stand it.LOL
edit: I dont know why the first video shows twice.
longtubes, offroad y pipe, stock catback.
0-60 suffers about a second or so, and 0-100 suffers more like 4-5 seconds. This little 4.8 loves to breath and the stock catback really choked it down. Bottom end wasnt too bad with the stock catback, but try to pass from 60mph and it took forever. No top end power what so ever. I put the stock catback on for a few months so I wouldnt wake up our newborn when I came home at 1am from work. Took it off after he was sleeping better, couldnt stand it.LOL
edit: I dont know why the first video shows twice.
Last edited by outlawz2004; 08-21-2010 at 06:44 PM.
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I figured I would post a comparisson for people.I have been hearing alot lately how a stock catback is so much better for low end torque and that an aftermarket exhaust really doesnt help much. I would have to beg to differ with my results.
Last edited by outlawz2004; 08-23-2010 at 04:58 PM.
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