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post Jul 26, 2010 - 2:00 PM
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im currently using a 2 1/4" exhaust pipe from CAT to muffler,i like the top end power right now,but the car is not torqy enough for me......i was wondering if i go with 2" will i lose top end power but gain mid range? my engine has only 2 mods,a power deck and an air filter,so far im happy with this and im not looking forward into putting some more mods,im really confused with this exhaust pipe size.
im new with the gen3 3sge,i dont know if changing to a bigger exhaust pipe will gain any power from a stock engine.
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post Jul 27, 2010 - 1:50 AM
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QUOTE (RDL888 @ Jul 26, 2010 - 10:00 PM) *
im currently using a 2 1/4" exhaust pipe from CAT to muffler,i like the top end power right now,but the car is not torqy enough for me......i was wondering if i go with 2" will i lose top end power but gain mid range? my engine has only 2 mods,a power deck and an air filter,so far im happy with this and im not looking forward into putting some more mods,im really confused with this exhaust pipe size.
im new with the gen3 3sge,i dont know if changing to a bigger exhaust pipe will gain any power from a stock engine.
TIA


Hi
don't go for bigger pipes...
get nice manifold,high flow cat and nice brand muffer

cheers

p.s.
btw: the super icon superchip box will improve the power a little wink.gif


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post Jul 27, 2010 - 10:29 PM
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below are the basic exhaust pipe guidelines (for 3sge 3rd gen) based on the following car magazines:
- Modified Magazine: for 1500cc to 2000cc displacement, use 2" pipe.
- Sport Compact Car Mag: 1800cc to 2200cc displacement, use 2.25" pipe but if you have done some internal mods, use 2.5" pipe

just make sure that the pipe is mandrell bent.

in my case, i initially have 2.5" pipe and i feel that i lack some low-end torque. so, i tried 2 3/8" pipe to see if there will be some improvement. using my butt dyno, i feel that low to mid response improved. so now, i'm thinking between 2" and 2.25" pipes. i don't have plans of having internal mods and we don't have stainless 2.25" pipes locally so i might opt for 2".

but one thing that i will also consider is the size of my fgk hearders. if it is 2.25" then i might just use 2.25" black iron.
post Jul 28, 2010 - 2:41 AM
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how loud since we have db limit where I am of 95db


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post Jul 28, 2010 - 3:10 AM
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you want more torque ...change cams

You will not get more torque just changing exhaust header or catback ....

why ? is simply becuse stock EX cam is only 240 deg duration

and according stock cam spec IN/EX 119/113 CL (252/240 deg duration ) is not enough for good dynamic exhaust pulse

This post has been edited by pasqual: Jul 28, 2010 - 3:26 AM


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post Jul 29, 2010 - 1:40 AM
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i had my 2" mid sction pipe installed yesterday,the result was good,increase in torque,and sounded alot better in the top end. i guess stock internal 3sge's dont really need an exhaust bigger than 2"....from what i read,as the 3sge sound gets better,the faster it goes.
post Aug 3, 2010 - 10:10 PM
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are you still using stock headers?

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