Boost Activated Exhaust Cutout
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Why not just make it open up at WOT with a switch? I need a 3" exhaust, but now seriously considering trying this instead. I like the idea of keeping it quiet for driving in town, and letting it rip only when I want to, and that's really only at WOT.
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But mounting it as close to the Dp as possible, I would expect some gains. On highly modded NA cars or basically stock turbo cars the dynos I saw did not show as much; maybe 5% at the wheels.
Also, for those that are running or prefer to run stock exhaust this would be a major performance enhancer and a 1/3 the cost of going 3" or bigger cat back.
And we all know the gains of going from full stock to a 3" cat back with no cat. That is one hell of a gain for $200.
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http://www.dmhperformance.com/ecutout.htm
Push a button on the dash and it opens/closes very quickly.
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This is just a personal opinion - but running an unmuffled exhaust on the street is just plain low class ‘look at me’ noise making. Our 944s do not have a great exhaust note to begin with, sorry, they don’t quite sound like a Ferrari or even an older 911. They sound like a four cylinder……
In addition any unmuffled exhaust on the street tells me that he Owner did not have the know-how or did not want to pay somebody else to make a good exhaust system. You don’t have to cough up thousands for a full stainless exhaust, you can get it done for a lot less. I have made just under 400rwhp on a stock downpipe, $250 steel test pipe and the stock muffler – and it sounded nice while not being obnoxious.
As I said – its just my opinion, but there is nothing that makes me cringe more than a ‘classy car’ like a Porsche that sounds a very loud pile of crap. Christ, might as well run side pipes or a 5” dump right out of the front fender……
In addition any unmuffled exhaust on the street tells me that he Owner did not have the know-how or did not want to pay somebody else to make a good exhaust system. You don’t have to cough up thousands for a full stainless exhaust, you can get it done for a lot less. I have made just under 400rwhp on a stock downpipe, $250 steel test pipe and the stock muffler – and it sounded nice while not being obnoxious.
As I said – its just my opinion, but there is nothing that makes me cringe more than a ‘classy car’ like a Porsche that sounds a very loud pile of crap. Christ, might as well run side pipes or a 5” dump right out of the front fender……
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Is there ever a reason to want to dump crossover pressure? For example with a smaller turbo like a K26/6 at high rpm where the exhaust turbine becomes restrictive and the wastegate is shut as boost has dropped off? In this case wouldn't there be an excess of back pressure on the engine in the crossover?
Edit: Does anyone know what kind of pressure you get in the crossover with a K26/6?
Edit: Does anyone know what kind of pressure you get in the crossover with a K26/6?
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This is just a personal opinion - but running an unmuffled exhaust on the street is just plain low class ‘look at me’ noise making. Our 944s do not have a great exhaust note to begin with, sorry, they don’t quite sound like a Ferrari or even an older 911. They sound like a four cylinder……
In addition any unmuffled exhaust on the street tells me that he Owner did not have the know-how or did not want to pay somebody else to make a good exhaust system. You don’t have to cough up thousands for a full stainless exhaust, you can get it done for a lot less. I have made just under 400rwhp on a stock downpipe, $250 steel test pipe and the stock muffler – and it sounded nice while not being obnoxious.
As I said – its just my opinion, but there is nothing that makes me cringe more than a ‘classy car’ like a Porsche that sounds a very loud pile of crap. Christ, might as well run side pipes or a 5” dump right out of the front fender……
In addition any unmuffled exhaust on the street tells me that he Owner did not have the know-how or did not want to pay somebody else to make a good exhaust system. You don’t have to cough up thousands for a full stainless exhaust, you can get it done for a lot less. I have made just under 400rwhp on a stock downpipe, $250 steel test pipe and the stock muffler – and it sounded nice while not being obnoxious.
As I said – its just my opinion, but there is nothing that makes me cringe more than a ‘classy car’ like a Porsche that sounds a very loud pile of crap. Christ, might as well run side pipes or a 5” dump right out of the front fender……
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When i had a full stock exhaust on my car, i took the pipe off from the wategate dump to the tie in section and ran the car. it actually sounded quite nice. Mind you the cat was in the middle section and the big tube was a resonator. because it was a 2" un muffles coming from the side it didn't sound drony but sounded like a 'super car' sound.
I found that a lot for the guys that run an open wastegate like to feel that they are trying to get the most form the car but in reality they really want the “look at me – I has a turbo” sound. Same thing for blow off valves.
Again - thats just my opinion....!
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Open wastegastes sound like a like a demented Hoover run amuck to me. Don’t care for it at all.
I found that a lot for the guys that run an open wastegate like to feel that they are trying to get the most form the car but in reality they really want the “look at me – I has a turbo” sound. Same thing for blow off valves.
Again - thats just my opinion....!
I found that a lot for the guys that run an open wastegate like to feel that they are trying to get the most form the car but in reality they really want the “look at me – I has a turbo” sound. Same thing for blow off valves.
Again - thats just my opinion....!
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This is just a personal opinion - but running an unmuffled exhaust on the street is just plain low class ‘look at me’ noise making. Our 944s do not have a great exhaust note to begin with, sorry, they don’t quite sound like a Ferrari or even an older 911. They sound like a four cylinder……
In addition any unmuffled exhaust on the street tells me that he Owner did not have the know-how or did not want to pay somebody else to make a good exhaust system. You don’t have to cough up thousands for a full stainless exhaust, you can get it done for a lot less. I have made just under 400rwhp on a stock downpipe, $250 steel test pipe and the stock muffler – and it sounded nice while not being obnoxious.
As I said – its just my opinion, but there is nothing that makes me cringe more than a ‘classy car’ like a Porsche that sounds a very loud pile of crap. Christ, might as well run side pipes or a 5” dump right out of the front fender……
In addition any unmuffled exhaust on the street tells me that he Owner did not have the know-how or did not want to pay somebody else to make a good exhaust system. You don’t have to cough up thousands for a full stainless exhaust, you can get it done for a lot less. I have made just under 400rwhp on a stock downpipe, $250 steel test pipe and the stock muffler – and it sounded nice while not being obnoxious.
As I said – its just my opinion, but there is nothing that makes me cringe more than a ‘classy car’ like a Porsche that sounds a very loud pile of crap. Christ, might as well run side pipes or a 5” dump right out of the front fender……
Depends. If this is a car you drive daily everywhere then i agree. But, most of these cars are fun weekend cars and for that i say go for it. for 200 dollars + install time i think being labeled classless is a small price to pay for putting down more hp on demand.
Thats just my opinion.
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Depends. If this is a car you drive daily everywhere then i agree. But, most of these cars are fun weekend cars and for that i say go for it. for 200 dollars + install time i think being labeled classless is a small price to pay for putting down more hp on demand.
Thats just my opinion.
Thats just my opinion.
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Depends. If this is a car you drive daily everywhere then i agree. But, most of these cars are fun weekend cars and for that i say go for it. for 200 dollars + install time i think being labeled classless is a small price to pay for putting down more hp on demand.
Thats just my opinion.
Thats just my opinion.
And Chris, this is exaclty my intent. I would not run it open much at all except when out on some open road as I don't need to with my 3" I have now. Also, I know with my MAF, large turbo, 18-20psi and still stock downpipe I know I am probably sitting on a lot of backpressure. So I was considering a 4" exhaust and then re visited this idea and seems to be the best ROI.
Here is my current sound.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRTGqxiUeac
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That is a N/A with a fartcannon tied to the boot with the idiot owner limiter bashing the engine.
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