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Originally Posted by 98LSC32V
Will a Mark VIII pass the sniffer with no mufflers?
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Originally Posted by poniesviii
Unity, those would look like total butt if the car wasn't slammed.
gangsta, you get lucky with those cops! Small town? Those are like, 4" tips. They have got to beller. Then again you have stock exhaust right? Maybe not. I have custom from manifolds back 2.5 w 2.5 tips, I can't idle and not wake up the neighbors. |
........everybody asks me if i put flowmasters on it
.........more pics in my gallery thing.


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Originally Posted by 98LSC32V
Good luck getting those tips from a Porsche dealer, they probably cost a few hundred dollars or more...
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!!! I KNEW I FORGOT SOMETHING!
it ends after the first u clamp 
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Originally Posted by JC1994
I put some 24" long 3" diameter stainless tips where my mufflers used to be on the 96 and it went from dead quiet to obnoxious. I love it!!!
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Originally Posted by 98LSC32V
Every 10lbs off the car is 1 horsepower gained. Having the weight removed off the rear of the car doesn't mean you will get less traction either.
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Originally Posted by JC1994
I know it picked up at least 10 HP maybe 15.
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Originally Posted by MediumD
So you're telling me my car makes 230rwhp, and I pull the seats out of my car and dyno it, it'll make 235rwhp?
And yes it does, simple physics say less weight over drive tires = less traction. Did you dyno it? If not, how do you know what it picked up? |
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Originally Posted by LuxurySportCoupe
Medium - He didnt say he got more horsepower if you read. He says the weight that was lost is equal to few horsepower. (IN QUARTER MILE TIMES)
So your saying that if you add 500lbs of concrete to the trunk you'd get more traction, right? So does more traction mean you go faster? No. Not at all. It depends how go about it. Does less traction mean you go slower? No. Not at all. Its all about a happy balance. For the record, "technically" it takes around 15 HP gain to "feel" a difference -seat of the pants, i've done stupid things such as removean air silencer and "felt" a difference but i'm sure theres no way removing an air silencer netted 15 hp. |
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Originally Posted by LuxurySportCoupe
Medium - He didnt say he got more horsepower if you read. He says the weight that was lost is equal to few horsepower. (IN QUARTER MILE TIMES)
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So your saying that if you add 500lbs of concrete to the trunk you'd get more traction, right? So does more traction mean you go faster? No. Not at all. It depends how go about it. Does less traction mean you go slower? No. Not at all. |
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Originally Posted by JC1994
I'm just saying that it runs better than before the mods. I have been racing cars for 25 years so I think I know what a 10HP gain feels like. would you?
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| For the record, "technically" it takes around 15 HP gain to "feel" a difference -seat of the pants, i've done stupid things such as removean air silencer and "felt" a difference but i'm sure theres no way removing an air silencer netted 15 hp. |
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Originally Posted by MediumD
Technically he did say removing weight is worth HP. I know exactly what he means, it's just not exactly what he said...
Adding 500lbs of concrete to the trunk would get you more traction. Why do you think people add weight to RWD cars/trucks in the snow? More traction will hook better but doesn't help top end. Which is why VHT is generally applied to the 330' or 660'.. Nope, I wouldn't know what a 10hp gain feels like in a car with 290hp. That's a 3% gain, and wouldn't be noticeable by anyone IMO. Like this guy says: Although I think it's more like 20hp before you can actually notice a difference. I think most of the times when people feel a difference with small mods it's all in their minds. Especially when exhaust mods are involved ("it's louder so it must be faster.") |
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