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post Oct 14, 2007 - 3:56 AM
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hey whats up everyone. right now im riding with open headers that i just installed and i need advice on what i should do for my exhaust. im wondering what would be best, like if i should leave my regular diameter of my piping or get 2.5? and if i should keep my old cat or get a high flow cat(would it make a diff?). really need some opinions on what would be best to gain some horse power. thanks
post Oct 14, 2007 - 8:09 AM
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QUOTE(krayziekurupter @ Oct 14, 2007 - 4:56 AM) [snapback]604737[/snapback]

hey whats up everyone. right now im riding with open headers that i just installed and i need advice on what i should do for my exhaust. im wondering what would be best, like if i should leave my regular diameter of my piping or get 2.5? and if i should keep my old cat or get a high flow cat(would it make a diff?). really need some opinions on what would be best to gain some horse power. thanks

on a ST, i would go with 2.25, maybe 2.5 if your planning more mods down the road.


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post Oct 14, 2007 - 11:28 AM
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2.25 and a High flow cat would work out great if your in a state that requires emission laws. If your not you can go without a cat, but that would make you a polluter. JDM motors don't require cats I think?

As far as exhaust goes, you can have a fart canon or a regular silent muffler.
I think the fart canon gets annoying after a while and it makes your car ricey.
It does however make your car stand out tho.....
post Oct 14, 2007 - 12:07 PM
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my state doesn't require to have a cat but the reason why i wanted a high flow cat was because i hear around that 4 cylinders need back pressure or else i'll lose some horse power.. and for the next thing and last thing i'll do is a performance chip to the engine

post Oct 14, 2007 - 1:31 PM
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QUOTE(krayziekurupter @ Oct 14, 2007 - 1:07 PM) [snapback]604791[/snapback]

my state doesn't require to have a cat but the reason why i wanted a high flow cat was because i hear around that 4 cylinders need back pressure or else i'll lose some horse power.. and for the next thing and last thing i'll do is a performance chip to the engine

that is a myth.
there are no "chips" for our ECUs, that work.


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post Oct 15, 2007 - 12:26 AM
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damn had no clue, what else could i do to my engine without adding a turbo or swapping it out?
post Oct 15, 2007 - 1:40 AM
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u can buy a SRI (Short Ram Intake)

there are some that are made for our car on eBay for about $15.99 plus shipping, total comes out to about $35-$40. some sell for less, some for more, just depends. but the filters that ususally come with it are pretty cheap, so upgrade it to a K&N filter.

its possible to get a CAI (Cold Air Intake) but they aren't that easy to come by for our cars. some just use pipings from other makes n models n fabricate them so that they fit into our engine bay. but the difference in HP for us isn't significant, as the 7afe was built as an economy engine.

or, u can buy a drop in air filter that simply replaces the factory filter with a more free flowing filter. those are availible by K&N as well and work to help out, but i believe that with a SRI you can have a lil more throttle reponse than with the factory setup.


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post Oct 15, 2007 - 8:54 AM
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u can get an Injen CAI or an Accord CAI, or just fabricate one urself smile.gif


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post Oct 18, 2007 - 10:40 PM
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already got a SRI, thanks though biggrin.gif getting my 2.25 highflow catback 2morrow. thanks everyone
post Nov 5, 2007 - 3:32 AM
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well finnaly got my exhaust done. and it sounds great has a nice hum to it. decided to get 2.5 mandrel bent with a test pipe resonator instead of a cat. ganna do some big mods down the road. thanks again guys
post Nov 5, 2007 - 5:49 AM
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take the cat off you wont believe the difference yes you need back pressure but cat removal makes it alot more responsive mine only goes back on for mot


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