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06-04-2003, 01:09 PM
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Exhaust mods question
Hiya guys,
can you help? My current mods to my 95 skyline gts25t are high flow panel air filter and 3.5 inch exhaust from the cat back. I am thinking of connecting exhaust all the way up - getting a front 3 inch pipe and high flow cat - I know that this will give me more top end power via better breathing. But I was wondering what effect this would have on throttle response and low rpm down torque. Am I sacrificing low down torque for top end horsepower because of too little backpressure??? Will off boost driveability suffer? This is what i have been told. Is this true? Help?! 
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06-04-2003, 01:13 PM
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You would have been fine with a 3 inch system as they are good for about 550hp.
You may loose a slight bit in the under 3,000 rpm range but minimal.
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06-04-2003, 01:27 PM
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thanx,
have heaps more questions 4 u all -why does this happen tho? (the drop in low down torque) -what kind of power and ultimate torque gains can i expect from fitting ---the front pipe and high flow cat? (currently supposed to be 187kw - 250hp and 295nm) -will peak power and torque be produced further up in the rev range? -what kind of effect does this have on fuel economy? -what other mods can i do to the car without playing around with the boost or the ecu?
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06-08-2003, 08:49 AM
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Hi there. With a turbo back 3 inch exhaust you will be looking at about a 10kw gain (above standard) at the rear wheels. You will sacrifice a very small amount of low end power but trust me it is minimal and worth the mid to top end gain. As far as pulling out your cat is concerned I personally wouldn't do this but it is your choice. A high flow cat is not exactly expensive so my suggestion would be to put a good one in. If you want more power you could get an electronic boost controller and raise the boost a little but it is probably best to fit an intercooler before you start playing with boost levels as you will start to generate a lot of heat. Good Luck with it.
Niall.
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06-08-2003, 05:02 PM
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I had a 3 " high flow cat on my GTR when it came from Japan. I did a dyno with it on and then gutted it and redynoed it. It made no difference at all. So unless it is blocked you will gain nothing.
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06-09-2003, 09:45 AM
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dope 180 pics, whered you get em?
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06-10-2003, 07:30 AM
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Dima R33, fuel economy will suffer a little bit but you have to expect that when you are seeking more power. It won't get too bad until you start raising the boost and upgrading turbos etc.
180driftking, I get my pics from all over the web. I have posted a drift links thread in the Initial D forum. Here it is. http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/t108221.html
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