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Old 12-03-2017, 12:16 AM
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Haha same sediments
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Are we getting in trouble for have race cars, what’s going on here
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Originally Posted by porscheflat6
Haha same sediments
Is that an exhaust particulate pun?
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It's intended for the 992.1 Diesel GT3
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Originally Posted by CAlexio
Great explanation mAtt, so is there value to buying the catted Dundon version?.. it seems that you are ok with race headers/no cats bc of where you live, but if we are in an emissions state, just go bypass?
Our Street system achieves the same gains as race and comes pretty close to sounding the same. Check out our website for dyno's etc...

http://www.dundonmotorsports.com/por...catted-headers

And some videos of an RS in the Georgia Mountains!

http://www.dundonmotorsports.com/blo...rgia-mountains

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The full system may lose some power because of a poor design but I don’t see how any catback will cause a loss in power. All these catback exhaust probably gain 5hp at most but they definitely don’t lose anything. They all increase flow and drop weight.
If the banks don't have ample space for waves to cross over there is a loss of power. A normally aspirated engine exhaust is more about resonance and wave strength than flow (all modern exhausts flow pretty well). A turbo exhaust is all about reducing turbo back pressure, so essentially no exhaust is the best exhaust for a turbo. The catbacks are way more about sound increase and weight loss.
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Old 12-04-2017, 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Jamie@dundonmotorsports
Our Street system achieves the same gains as race and comes pretty close to sounding the same. Check out our website for dyno's etc...

http://www.dundonmotorsports.com/por...catted-headers

And some videos of an RS in the Georgia Mountains!

http://www.dundonmotorsports.com/blo...rgia-mountains



If the banks don't have ample space for waves to cross over there is a loss of power. A normally aspirated engine exhaust is more about resonance and wave strength than flow (all modern exhausts flow pretty well). A turbo exhaust is all about reducing turbo back pressure, so essentially no exhaust is the best exhaust for a turbo. The catbacks are way more about sound increase and weight loss.
When you are referring to the banks not having ample space for the waves and resonance wave strength, are you referring to headers? From my understanding once the exhaust gases exit the cats, not much affects the power. Whether you run a straight pipe or X-pipe bypass there should be less than a few hp difference. So when determining which catback to purchase we should just focus on sound, weight and build quality? Thanks for the technical advice. Now pleas give us a %20 percent off coupon for dundon race headers😜
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Originally Posted by 0to60
In today’s world, why would anyone go catless unless it’s track use only. DD without cats is not only unnecessary but irresponsible.
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I am far from an environmental nut, but your logic is flawed. Yes the GT3 gets terrible gas mileage but emission wise it’s the same as every other gas operated car. Removing the Cats puts poisons in the air that need not be with a cated system. We/our families have no choice to breath the air.
How many flights in a year do you fly?

Ever flown on a private jet?

What an extraordinarily foolish set of statements for you to make.
Old 12-04-2017, 12:09 PM
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Best sounding/looking exhaust out there. GRP center bypass.

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Originally Posted by Guest89
How many flights in a year do you fly?

Ever flown on a private jet?

What an extraordinarily foolish set of statements for you to make.
i really find you an abrasive and unpleasant human being. Almost every time you post

this is a forum for discussing cars and sharing information in a friendly environment. You my man are bad for the environment.
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Originally Posted by Veltracon
Best sounding/looking exhaust out there. GRP center bypass.

you csnt post that pic and make that statement without taking a vid buddy. Would love to hear that on the R
Old 12-04-2017, 12:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Veltracon
Best sounding/looking exhaust out there. GRP center bypass.

I will be installing one of these this week on my car. Just sitting in the garage awaiting the install.
Old 12-04-2017, 12:26 PM
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Look at BBI. It's the same piece and the video on the BBI website is on and R. In fact, it's on Rahal's R.

Here you go: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Gh_5MCHjUAQ
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Originally Posted by BrntRubber
i really find you an abrasive and unpleasant human being. Almost every time you post

this is a forum for discussing cars and sharing information in a friendly environment. You my man are bad for the environment.
I merely try to make people think for themselves.
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I remember GMG releasing their exhaust for the 997 GT3. How many years ago is that ? Nothing new here
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Originally Posted by 0to60
I remember GMG releasing their exhaust for the 997 GT3. How many years ago is that ? Nothing new here
A decade!


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