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Gains on 93 dx hatch w/ intake & exhaust


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mengy
10-17-2003, 04:11 PM
with the intake I can feel a gain on mid-range through high but...
There is a little kick right after i rev past 3.5 and it picks up until redline... when I drive my cousin's 93 dx hatch with only intake.. i don't feel the extra kick on the high end... is this the exhaust?

My car is not fast by any means.. i just want to know what might be causing this.

Ricochet
10-17-2003, 04:19 PM
It's the engine. It's hard to actually feel a 5whp gain...

mengy
10-17-2003, 04:24 PM
It's the engine. It's hard to actually feel a 5whp gain...
well the hatch is pretty light, you're right i can't feel it with say 2 or more people in the car but when it's only me in the car I can feel the gain. The intake is so loud it makes the car seem slow like it sounds like it's supposed to be fast but it's not.. I hate that exhaust... if I could I'd rid my car of the intake and exhaust sounds...

Ricochet
10-17-2003, 04:29 PM
His exhaust manifold and exhaust aren't as wide as the intake, bottlenecking airflow. His engine isn't able to breath as well as yours, so yeah he prolly needs an exhaust for that extra kick.

Read around and you'll learn more than you ever wanted to know on i/h/e physics including back pressure, delta pressure (expanding gasses as they exit the exhaust), etc etc etc...

mengy
10-17-2003, 05:58 PM
His exhaust manifold and exhaust aren't as wide as the intake, bottlenecking airflow. His engine isn't able to breath as well as yours, so yeah he prolly needs an exhaust for that extra kick.

Read around and you'll learn more than you ever wanted to know on i/h/e physics including back pressure, delta pressure (expanding gasses as they exit the exhaust), etc etc etc...
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