Straight pipe
Straight pipe
02-17-2010, 01:16 AM
#2
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First of all, welcome to the forum!
If your just planning on straight-piping the muffler it will be fine, just make sure to unhook the battery for a little while so that the computer can calibrate for the change in back-pressure. Also, you shouldn't need any larger diameter piping its 2 1/2" from the factory and that should be plenty unless your putting out a ton of h.p with a turbo or supercharger or something like that.
Hope fully this helps you out.
If your just planning on straight-piping the muffler it will be fine, just make sure to unhook the battery for a little while so that the computer can calibrate for the change in back-pressure. Also, you shouldn't need any larger diameter piping its 2 1/2" from the factory and that should be plenty unless your putting out a ton of h.p with a turbo or supercharger or something like that.
Hope fully this helps you out.
02-17-2010, 05:48 AM
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I agree 2"1/2 inch pipe is plenty on a basically stock motor. Just have them cut out the muffler and slip on a piece of pipe unless you just need a whole new pipe. If you need a whole new pipe true duals might be a better way to go.
02-17-2010, 01:47 PM
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If you straightpipe from the cats back you'll be fine. I have a cherrybomb glasspack which I could look straight through, 0 restrictions, and have had no problems.
Personally I think the 2.5" tip is too small and think dual tips or a single 3" would look sweet
Personally I think the 2.5" tip is too small and think dual tips or a single 3" would look sweet