Running open downpipe on turbo cars: advantages, disadvantages
What are your experiences running open downpipe on your turbo cars(at the track)? I'm talking turbo street cars w/ 275-400HP. Please list your experiences and tell me if it's worth doing. What kind of times did you drop or gain? Thanks.
Modified by TurboCX at 7:55 PM 10/18/2003
Modified by TurboCX at 3:12 PM 10/20/2003
Modified by TurboCX at 7:55 PM 10/18/2003
Modified by TurboCX at 3:12 PM 10/20/2003
I dont have a Honda but I dont use any exhaust at all. I have a small j-pipe running off the turbo and it seems to do fine. I have seen dyno graphs where turbo cars gained as much as 20hp off of running no exhaust.
Running open exhaust on a turboed anything has nothing but benefits. Although it will run more lean when the exhaust is open, so you will probably need to add a little more fuel
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i think everybody on ht can say the same thing.
</TD></TR></TABLE>i think everybody on ht can say the same thing.
I was wondering the same thing. But, what I also want to know is how long should the downpipe be? I mean, for best flow of course.
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id have to agree on that
id have to agree on that
Pro:
Faster spool
Better top end
Insane spooling sound
Nice smell if you like the smell of burnt fuel
Con:
Loud as **** when its 3"
Some tracks wont let you race without a muffler
Cant really hear when somethings going wrong
to tell you the truth id run open downpipe out the side of my bumper if my local track didnt require mufflers
Faster spool
Better top end
Insane spooling sound
Nice smell if you like the smell of burnt fuel
Con:
Loud as **** when its 3"
Some tracks wont let you race without a muffler
Cant really hear when somethings going wrong
to tell you the truth id run open downpipe out the side of my bumper if my local track didnt require mufflers
Open Downpipes aren't too bad to drive around as long as you keep the RPMs reasonable, theyre pretty damn quiet.
a lot of tracks will still let you run on muffled vehicle only night because the turbo is actling almost like a muffler itself, and they're still not as loud as those bigblock monsters running anyway, I guess it's how cool you are with the officials.
we were running garys full race car on muffled only night at englishtown all the time up until the 2step just got too out of control loud.
a lot of tracks will still let you run on muffled vehicle only night because the turbo is actling almost like a muffler itself, and they're still not as loud as those bigblock monsters running anyway, I guess it's how cool you are with the officials.
we were running garys full race car on muffled only night at englishtown all the time up until the 2step just got too out of control loud.
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I'll definitely watch out for that. Thanks.
Thanks to everyone who responded to this post. You guys are always helpful.
I'll definitely watch out for that. Thanks.
Thanks to everyone who responded to this post. You guys are always helpful.
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we were running garys full race car on muffled only night at englishtown all the time up until the 2step just got too out of control loud.</TD></TR></TABLE>
haha amen to that
we were running garys full race car on muffled only night at englishtown all the time up until the 2step just got too out of control loud.</TD></TR></TABLE>
haha amen to that
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