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Old 03-02-2007, 09:43 PM   #1
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Dual Exhaust and weight

so i know that we are a V6 and the 2 exhaust mainfolds come into one down pipe. well what if we ran 2 seperate exhaust pipes back like them side by side. you think this is posible and if it is you think there is any power gain... or worth it?

Also does anyone know how our weight in the VR4 is placed? like 40 front and 60 rear? or what? and if so what the weight numbers are?

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Old 03-02-2007, 10:07 PM   #2
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Re: Dual Exhaust and weight

Its been discussed and true duals just arent worth it. There is limited room for one, the performance gain is minimal at best, and it adds a lot of unnecessary weight.
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Re: Dual Exhaust and weight

so doesnt anyone know how our weight is placed? is it like 40 in the front and 60 in the rear?
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Old 03-05-2007, 04:43 PM   #4
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Re: Dual Exhaust and weight

I would bet its more 60 front 40 rear. Thats why alot of guys relocate the battery to the rear, one for weight distribution and two for more room up front.
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Re: Dual Exhaust and weight

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I would bet its more 60 front 40 rear. Thats why alot of guys relocate the battery to the rear, one for weight distribution and two for more room up front.
Also why the recommend tire pressure is ~3psi higher up front
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Re: Dual Exhaust and weight

hmm thats a good idea. so u think there is any way to get that closer to 50 / 50? like with a sub box and other stuff in the back?
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Re: Dual Exhaust and weight

i think the added weight of a box would do more harn than having imperfect weight distribution.
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Re: Dual Exhaust and weight

why do you want it 50/50? what are you trying to do with it?
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Re: Dual Exhaust and weight

i want as close to 50 / 50 as i can to do autocross. cuz around my way people use alot of vettes. from what i hear 50 / 50 weight would be great from corning and salloms.
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Re: Dual Exhaust and weight

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i want as close to 50 / 50 as i can to do autocross. cuz around my way people use alot of vettes. from what i hear 50 / 50 weight would be great from corning and salloms.
50/50 is good

Adding weight to get to 50/50 is bad
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50/50 is good

Adding weight to get to 50/50 is bad
Bingo. You beat me to it
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