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Gump Nov 13, 2001 11:52 AM

exhaust question
 
can anyone tell me the benefit of having a 2.5 inch piping on an axle back rather than a 2 1/4? cause the spoon n1 has a 2.5 inch piping and the exhaust that i have now signal auto has a 2 1/4, how can my car benefit from it if the stock b pipe is still being used for both exhaust?

Gump Nov 13, 2001 06:37 PM

Re: exhaust question (xlr8si)
 
hey someone gotta know the answer

Spade Nov 14, 2001 07:35 AM

Re: exhaust question (xlr8si)
 
what is your displacement? A strait through on a (with cat) 1.8 liter or smaller N/A should be no bigger than 2 1/4 if you are going to turbo you would want a bigger exhaust.

Gump Nov 14, 2001 10:29 AM

Re: exhaust question (Spade)
 
my displacement is 1.6 dohc, i'm using the stock b pipe

Spade Nov 14, 2001 11:12 AM

Re: exhaust question (xlr8si)
 
if you plan on keeping the stock b pipe then just get a new muffler....other wise do the whole exhaust.

WAFFLES Nov 14, 2001 11:24 AM

Re: exhaust question (Spade)
 
When SPOON and Mugen developed their rear sections they decided that the stock b pipe had enough flow for their system. I have a Mugen exhaust(which only comes as rear section) and it makes plenty of power in terms of exhaust systems. Other exhausts may make 2 more horse in other sections of the power band, but I don't think it's that important.

Now let's consider this: The JDM aftermarket and OEM JDM headers have a 2.5" collector. Their rear sections they sell are 2.5" piping. More than likely their b pipe is 2.5". If you want a 2.5" pipe, just go to an exhaust repair company in your town, I'm sure you can get one for about $50.


Spade Nov 14, 2001 11:53 AM

Re: exhaust question (WAFFLES)
 
the whole point in getting a mandrel bent exhaust is that extra 2 hp.
I would still only go with a 2.25 even if JDM is 2.5

WAFFLES Nov 14, 2001 12:03 PM

Re: exhaust question (Spade)
 
I just don't think that .25" is going to hurt performance on a VTEC engine. 3" yeah, but not 2.5"...IMO.

Spade Nov 14, 2001 12:07 PM

Re: exhaust question (WAFFLES)
 

I just don't think that .25" is going to hurt performance on a VTEC engine. 3" yeah, but not 2.5"...IMO.
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mr2 Nov 14, 2001 12:59 PM

Re: exhaust question (Spade)
 

I just don't think that .25" is going to hurt performance on a VTEC engine. 3" yeah, but not 2.5"...IMO.
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Gump Nov 14, 2001 09:42 PM

Re: exhaust question (white eg)
 
ok, if jdm cars use 2.5 inch, then why is the flange on the spoon n1 2.25 then opens up to 2.5? wouldn't that interrupt the flow of the exhaust? reason why i am asking this question is my signal auto axleback is 2.25 mandrel bent, and the spoonn1 is 2.5 mandrel bent, is the .25 going to even make a difference? 500 for a spoonn1 with 2.5 and 300 for the signal auto both look the same with just a few minor differences like the tip and the pipeing, are you paying 200 more for just the name if you all say .25 doesn't make a real difference? in my opinion the signal auto company is just as good as spoon.


[Modified by xlr8si, 6:43 AM 11/15/2001]

Spade Nov 15, 2001 06:26 AM

Re: exhaust question (xlr8si)
 
you are paying for both name and quality in work.....look at them both and see which is more strait.....if the muffler isn't a strait through with perferations then you don't want it.....the muffler is the key to the performance exhaust.


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