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Old 07-11-2005, 06:41 PM
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Tom-do you have any completely stock (stock heat exchangers, cat, primary, secondary) runs to compare with? Assuming 15% drivetrain loss, with stock fwhp at 250, stock rwhp would be 212.5, no? So this would mean that 230rwhp with only a secondary bypass means fwhp of 270? I didn't think having just a secondary bypass could give that much extra power. Do you have a chip or remap?

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Old 07-12-2005, 02:19 PM
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No all I need to do is find a place with great price on a cat bypass... any sugguestions?
Old 07-12-2005, 03:11 PM
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well how come you didnt try this set up, it sounds good to me
cat bypass, primary bypass, secondary.
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I've been out of town and didn't see the additions to this thread until now ...

Chris: No, my car came to me with a secondary bypass (I told the PO I didn't want the secondary). I have no data for the fully stock exhaust. My goal was the most hp I could get and still meet Laguna Seca sound restrictions. I tried two different primaries with fabspeed headers and in all cases failed sound (not to mention the reduced hp with one setup. So, given that I wasn't interested in spending even more money to do a custom chip, I went back to the semi-stock configuration that was best for my use.



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