Double Exhaust
$JG Money$
03-17-2004, 02:37 AM
Whats are some advantage's/disadvantage's over have 2 exhaust pipes hooked up to to a car rather than just one.
2ND RSX
03-17-2004, 01:10 PM
No advantage really, just for looks.
evopanop
03-24-2004, 12:02 AM
Whats are some advantage's/disadvantage's over have 2 exhaust pipes hooked up to to a car rather than just one.
Depends on the car/engine. If the car has a V-style engine (ex. V6 or V8) then having true dual exhaust (2 headers, 2 pipes going straight back to the tips) would flow better than having single exhaust. For an inline engine with only one header, it probably doesn't make a difference. Although, dual exhaust sure does look cool. :sunglasse
Depends on the car/engine. If the car has a V-style engine (ex. V6 or V8) then having true dual exhaust (2 headers, 2 pipes going straight back to the tips) would flow better than having single exhaust. For an inline engine with only one header, it probably doesn't make a difference. Although, dual exhaust sure does look cool. :sunglasse
crazy_canuck
04-06-2004, 04:47 PM
Advantages on a 4 cylinder:
-If you like the looks....
Disadvantages:
-Loss of hp due to the lost backpressure in the exhaust
-Many will think you're a ricer
Advantages on V6's and V8's:
-Less restriction = more hp
Disadvantages on V6's and V8's:
-Can't think of any
-If you like the looks....
Disadvantages:
-Loss of hp due to the lost backpressure in the exhaust
-Many will think you're a ricer
Advantages on V6's and V8's:
-Less restriction = more hp
Disadvantages on V6's and V8's:
-Can't think of any
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