twin loop muffler...3inch piping...weird deceleration
just installed a twin loop muffler with 3 inch piping.. versus a 2 inch midpipe..
in the lower gears, if i let off the gas right around 2500 rpm and let the car coast before stopping...the ride becomes really bumpy as it slows down
i had a custome 2 inch tip added to the muffler because I didn't want it to be that noticable.. would this have any effect on it?
thanks
in the lower gears, if i let off the gas right around 2500 rpm and let the car coast before stopping...the ride becomes really bumpy as it slows down
i had a custome 2 inch tip added to the muffler because I didn't want it to be that noticable.. would this have any effect on it?
thanks
i know im noob.. i admit it.. actually i did know that.. but i figured it wouldnt be that much differentce since its just an exhaust, and the 3 inch was dirt cheap
still I shoulda paid the extra to do it right the first time..
who cares about low end torque.. i just wag the tail back and forth to hide the loss
like in initial D
still I shoulda paid the extra to do it right the first time.. who cares about low end torque.. i just wag the tail back and forth to hide the loss
like in initial D
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by axtran »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">rather than redo that exhaust, just boost the motor.
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