exhaust for supercharged engine
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exhaust for supercharged engine
I have a tanabe super racing medallion right now on my Jackson racing supercharged engine but it is too loud. I am wondering what kind of exhaust will be quiet but still have good flow. I put the silencer in but it cuts performance by a lot. How about the stock rear section with the tanabe b-pipe??, will that be bad on the engine? I was thinking about a Greddy SP or a Apexi World sport, or maybe even the R-SR exhaust.
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Re: exhaust for supercharged engine (SiKick)
Its up to you, but really you can't get both. Try and find a nice straight through quiet muffler, but i'm not sure the WS is...the Greddy is however. With the SC, it wants less restriction, but that = loud.
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Re: exhaust for supercharged engine (jabroni95gsr)
I have a mugen twin loop , and it is nice an quiet , I tried dropping it and it didn't make any more power. I guess it flows enough.
Hope this gives you an anwser.
Hope this gives you an anwser.
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Re: exhaust for supercharged engine (SiKick)
Check out the exhaust tech section on http://www.team-integra.net
It outlines the differences between aftermarket exhausts on the market as well as which ones use straight through mufflers, n1 style, or restrictive mufflers like the stock one is.
It outlines the differences between aftermarket exhausts on the market as well as which ones use straight through mufflers, n1 style, or restrictive mufflers like the stock one is.
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