Could I reduce back-pressure with my exhaust set-up?
02-19-2003, 03:47 PM
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Could I reduce back-pressure with my exhaust set-up?
As of right now I have true dual 40 series flowmaster delta flow with a magnaflow x-pipe. They come straight out the back with two big 4inx22in crome tips.
Would I get any reduced back-pressure by getting rid of everything from the mufflers back and getting turndowns?
Would I get any reduced back-pressure by getting rid of everything from the mufflers back and getting turndowns?
02-19-2003, 04:01 PM
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Re: Could I reduce back-pressure with my exhaust set-up?
yes, i did that on my truck with a single 3" and i noticed a difference, if you dont want noise though i wouldnt reccomend it because you will definately get some more noise
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Re: Could I reduce back-pressure with my exhaust set-up?
I would say no. With those 4"x22" tips how much could you possibly lose? It will definitely be louder though.
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Re: Could I reduce back-pressure with my exhaust set-up?
you have to take into consideration the extra 5' of pipe between the muffler and that 4" tailpipe. there is a lot less restriction with no pipe than 5' or pipe
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