exhaust cut-out/bypass of cat-back muffler
#1
exhaust cut-out/bypass of cat-back muffler
I'd like to run either an electric or manual exhaust cut-out that would bypass my Trust cat-back muffler.
I am running a resonated mid-pipe.
Any issues other than having my PFC re-tuned for it ?
I already have a low (10-psi) and high (14-psi) map on the PFC from Steve Kan.
Would it be better to have a RPM "trigger" that OPENS the cut-out above 4500 RPM and have both maps tuned for it, OR just manually OPEN when I select the high boost map ?
BTW: I had a slight exhaust leak while on the track, and she felt so much better "un-corked" at the cat-back muffler.
:-) neil
I am running a resonated mid-pipe.
Any issues other than having my PFC re-tuned for it ?
I already have a low (10-psi) and high (14-psi) map on the PFC from Steve Kan.
Would it be better to have a RPM "trigger" that OPENS the cut-out above 4500 RPM and have both maps tuned for it, OR just manually OPEN when I select the high boost map ?
BTW: I had a slight exhaust leak while on the track, and she felt so much better "un-corked" at the cat-back muffler.
:-) neil
#2
Here are some links for electric exhaust cut-outs:
http://www.buickgn.com/electricexhaustcutout.htm
http://www.quicktimeperformance.com/QTEC/index.php
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
:-) neil
http://www.buickgn.com/electricexhaustcutout.htm
http://www.quicktimeperformance.com/QTEC/index.php
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
:-) neil
#4
Originally Posted by darkside7
why would you need a cut out if you already have a full exhust?????
#6
Originally Posted by darkside7
Thats my point. He has a resonated midpipe.
#7
Originally Posted by Mahjik
<SNIP> If you have already removed your catalytic converter, the cutout won't give you much at that point.
I have a Trust SP cat-back muffler, which I have been told is very restrictive. Is this true ?
Hence, when I had the exhaust leak between the resonated mid-pipe (Magnaflow muffler) and the Trust SP cat-back, the engine spun easier and the acceleration under boost was much better.
:-) neil
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#8
Originally Posted by M104-AMG
Mahjik,
I have a Trust SP cat-back muffler, which I have been told is very restrictive. Is this true ?
Hence, when I had the exhaust leak between the resonated mid-pipe (Magnaflow muffler) and the Trust SP cat-back, the engine spun easier and the acceleration under boost was much better.
:-) neil
I have a Trust SP cat-back muffler, which I have been told is very restrictive. Is this true ?
Hence, when I had the exhaust leak between the resonated mid-pipe (Magnaflow muffler) and the Trust SP cat-back, the engine spun easier and the acceleration under boost was much better.
:-) neil
There are some exhaust which are fairly restrictive (old style HKS Dragger, Racing Beat, etc) but IMO its not worth the hassle of the cut-outs. As already mentioned, they are really designed for by-passing converters.
#9
Originally Posted by M104-AMG
Mahjik,
I have a Trust SP cat-back muffler, which I have been told is very restrictive. Is this true ?
Hence, when I had the exhaust leak between the resonated mid-pipe (Magnaflow muffler) and the Trust SP cat-back, the engine spun easier and the acceleration under boost was much better.
:-) neil
I have a Trust SP cat-back muffler, which I have been told is very restrictive. Is this true ?
Hence, when I had the exhaust leak between the resonated mid-pipe (Magnaflow muffler) and the Trust SP cat-back, the engine spun easier and the acceleration under boost was much better.
:-) neil
Anthony
#11
Originally Posted by Mahjik
I think that was a placebo. <SNIP>
:-) neil
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