Any sound clips of Lindsey 4" Exhaust?
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Originally Posted by attyjeff
I have the 3inch and the outlaw with the flowmaster and my wastegate dumps to the ground, the car sounds a little louder then stock BUT it screams on the interstate when I floor it, I have had several people pull up next to me and say, Hey that sounds good, makes me feel good, I didnt want a ricer sound.
I have 3" with no cat, Flowmaster and wg dump. Normal driving/idle is a little deeper/throaty that stock but when on revs/full boost on highway it has a throaty scream, if that makes sence.
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Originally Posted by The DareDevil
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I'm building a 5" exhaust because I think it will make more power and probably
sound like nothing else. We shall see. "
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Click the link in my sig and find a run titled me and JD or JD and porshh something to that effect. You get some great WOT behind the car shots and sounds.
If you wanna know what it sounds like rolling down the road that is.
If you wanna know what it sounds like rolling down the road that is.
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I am sure 5" will sound awesome, but the jury is still out on more power being made on 4" much less 5".
Comparison: 6+ L diesel trucks(20-30psi) use 4" exhaust. 18 wheelers use 5" exhaust
Comparison: 6+ L diesel trucks(20-30psi) use 4" exhaust. 18 wheelers use 5" exhaust
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"194lbs lost-last update 4/4/07 "
Dude!!!!!!! You've lost more than the avg. guy weighs!!!!!
And just in time for bikini season!!! LOL
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And just in time for bikini season!!! LOL
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Originally Posted by porshhhh951
Click the link in my sig and find a run titled me and JD or JD and porshh something to that effect. You get some great WOT behind the car shots and sounds.
If you wanna know what it sounds like rolling down the road that is.
If you wanna know what it sounds like rolling down the road that is.
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Originally Posted by toddk911
I am sure 5" will sound awesome, but the jury is still out on more power being made on 4" much less 5".
Comparison: 6+ L diesel trucks(20-30psi) use 4" exhaust. 18 wheelers use 5" exhaust
Comparison: 6+ L diesel trucks(20-30psi) use 4" exhaust. 18 wheelers use 5" exhaust
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Originally Posted by toddk911
"194lbs lost-last update 4/4/07 "
Dude!!!!!!! You've lost more than the avg. guy weighs!!!!!
And just in time for bikini season!!! LOL
Dude!!!!!!! You've lost more than the avg. guy weighs!!!!!
And just in time for bikini season!!! LOL
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Originally Posted by Geneqco
I think the rationale is that, whilst substantially reduced with the 4", significant exhaust backpressure is still present which they hope to eliminate with the 5".
I have seen 4" exhausts handle in excess of 1000whp in the BMW world. Here is a 4" exhaust on a 328 putting down 882whp. The car is currently making 996whp and doesnt show any negative effects of the 4" exhaust (no drop-off up top): www.bmwturbo328.com/newbuild/tunning1.wmv
I think looking at a 5" exhaust tip would be amusing, however..
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Originally Posted by RogueM3
That is assuming there is "significant exhaust backpressure" with the 4" system. Considering the outlet of the turbos you guys are running likely isnt larger than 3", is an exhaust 2" larger than that really worthwhile?
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From a comment Dave Lindsey made...
"Even with the 4 inch we've measured back pressure from where the wastegate dump rejoins the exhaust. I would like to build a 5 inch making it bigger where the wategate dump joins to see if it makes any more power."
From that comment the 5 inch idea is not that the 4 inch is not big enough for the turbo outliet, it's about the wastegate line re-joining the exhuast.
Also, they already have 5 inch tips for after the muffler.
"Even with the 4 inch we've measured back pressure from where the wastegate dump rejoins the exhaust. I would like to build a 5 inch making it bigger where the wategate dump joins to see if it makes any more power."
From that comment the 5 inch idea is not that the 4 inch is not big enough for the turbo outliet, it's about the wastegate line re-joining the exhuast.
Also, they already have 5 inch tips for after the muffler.