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Old 05-31-2003, 04:58 PM
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Unhappy 99' prelude 5zigen exhaust

I am hoping some one will give me honest feedback , I just added a 5Zigen cat back exhaust and I am noticing low end power loss???
Anyone else experienced this? I have no other mods except for a K&N filter in my stock air box. Thinking of putitng stock exhaust back on.

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This is typically normal of aftermarket exhaust systems. I'm guessing you put something on with the piping diamater of 2.5"? You should see more top end power above 4500-5000. This is where you want to be when racing anyway. 2.5" is a bit big though, for a car with little mods. 2.25" is about perfect. If you are planning on doing more engine work, you should be alright.
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Why would that little difference in size from 2.5 to 2.25 make so much difference?
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Why would that little difference in size from 2.5 to 2.25 make so much difference?
The same reason people upgrade from 2" to 2.25". That little difference is quite a bit actually. You can move a much higher volume of air through a 2.25" tube compared to a 2" tube. Read up on the dynamics of exhaust.. I know there are plenty of places around AF that have talked about it.

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Once you get more mods into your engine, you start making more power, 2.5" will be perfect.
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