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And you are not going to run a low 12 with a US EVO with just an exhaust and filter. That's just plain stupid. You have to up the boost along with the exhaust and filter. |
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Not really, because the Evos turbo is pretty big. With an exhaust on a turbo of that size I expect quicker spool.
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Your not going to see 40 HP with an exhaust and filer only. And the twin scroll design spools up fast anyhow, so you're not going to gain anything there either. 40 HP with just those 2 mods is simply very wishful thinking. Now turn up the boost and then we're talking. But you could do that without the exhaust mod. |
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No exhaust mod? Thats one of the most important things on a turbo charged car like that. Think about it, more flow, means less back pressure to slow down the turbo, and then you can improve spools.
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Yes there's good gains. Anyone done any testing? I have. How fast do you think you could go say on the HIGHLY restrictive BONE STOCK exhaust on a 1992 AWD Talon? I ran a 13.1 with the 14b turbo through a BONE STOCK factory exhaust. I then bolted on a ported 2G exh. mani, fully ported O2 housing, O2 back mandrel bent 3" exhaust, no cat, no muffler, it only trimmed off 2 tenths. Now...I upped the boost from 17 to 22+, that trimmed off another 5 tenths! I have to stress how restrictive the stock exhaust was on those cars, yet opening it up did very little all things considered untill I was pushing some serious boost. I'm not saying exhaust does not help, but I used to race DSM folks cars with full Bushur stage one mods with my Talon with the stock exhaust and I was consistently beating them. Stage 1 back then had a full 2.5 mandrel bent exhaust. Once you get into the low 12's and below exhaust plays a big role. but high 12's low 13's, it's no where near as big of a deal as folks claim. They just want to sell exhaust systems. |
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You put a bigger turbo on a bone stock exhaust? Damn, from what I know thats not only bad for the engine, and turbine, your turbo wont perform at its peek like that. Maybe your right about not getting 40 hp with an exhaust and air filter, but trust me in all turbo cars exhaust flow plays a huge role. Besides, the Evo's turbo is bigger than the Talons, so maybe thats what it is. If they are different, you will get different power gains.
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Exhaust only plays a huge role once you have enough intake flow, exit flow is NEVER as a big of a problem as intake flow is. |
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Yea in N/A cars. In turbo charged ones I think they need good back flow, because thats what the turbo runs off of, exhaust flow. If you got pressure in the back, some of it will slow down the spool. I dont know about the 40 hp with the exhaust part, I was told that by one of the guys at Lancershop.com
Oh by the way, thanx for not trying to bash me. Ususally when people argue, they start cursing, owning people, and I'm glad we got trhough this argument without that. Thanx for staying mature.
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The 2004 season is pretty much a year of testing. I don't even think they are entering all of the events. Quote:
There's even a British magazine named evo. The magazine is devoted to cars that enjoyable to drive like the Evo, which the editors admit, provided inspiration for the name name. The Evo VIII is different from the VII, and the US version has even more differences. Several changes were made to the VIII to make it more practical for the US market such as the longer nose(made room for US bumper reinforcements) and the larger fuel tank(range was a complaint even from the Europeans on previous Evos, including the VII. Americans would have gone nuts). The US model also did not recieve the six-speed transmission, active center differential or the super active yaw control system that were available on the VIII from other markets. Quote:
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Did people say that about the Corvette when, after several years, the C5 Z06 finally matched the output of the C4 ZR-1?Quote:
Wasn't the Evo released before the STi anyway? Weren't the Evos 2003 models while the STis were 2004s? Quote:
Using the formula you mentioned, the closest we had to an Evo in the past was the Galant VR-4. It probably didn't have the same power as the Evo at the time, however.
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It's not *that* much different a motor than the DSM motor was.
Different turbo???? So what. The 16g it's using(minus the twin scroll) is very similar to the 16g that has been out for years. IN FACT...the DSM's were going to have the 16g stock then at the last minute the decision was changed and the 14b was put in. Early DSM's accordion air intakes even had to have a spacer put in as this pipe was originally sized for the 16g. Folks like to make it look like this is a whole new ballgame with the 4g63,...but it really isn't that much different. |
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I'm not againt exhaust mods, but I'm trying to show it's not THE big deal at certain lower boost levels that folks try to make it look like it is. When I started modding my Talon 12 years ago I went the exact opposite route everone else did, I did exhaust LAST after several other key mods. And I consistent was faster that anyone else modding DSM's back then, dollar for dollar, mod for mod. At one point I had the record for the fastest 14b powered DSM, (beating the LONG standing record of Marc Hallman 12.57 by almost a full 2 tenths)12.4@110 until the late Jeff Carpenter ran a 12.27,(with a lot more serious mods I might add). |
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Wow, you must have a fast talon. Got any pix of it?
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DUH!!! DID YOU READ ONE SINGLE THING I POSTED? First off we're not talking about Skylines. Second tuning can add HUGE amounts of HP, especially on a Skyline. So that whole example is worthless. Am I supposed to be impressed with the Skylines 12.1? Hell I ran 12.4 with less than $1500 in mods over 7 years ago with my talon. I said if you're running lower boost levels, or in high 12-13's exhaust is not as huge of a deal as some folks try to make it look. Either read the prior posts carefully and respond intelligently or butt out! Obviously I saw the need for exhaust once I turned the boost from 17 to 22+, that's when the exhaust went on. You basically miss my entire point. As you said "it is obvious that the exhaust system is one of the fundamental and central components in making more power, and therefore should be upgraded accordingly". Well no kidding. The key is ACCORDINGLY! A lot of folks put expensive exhausts on cars that don't really nedd them, they don't have the supporting mods to utilize it. Prettty simple stuff here. |
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