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Old 03-12-2007, 08:14 PM
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driving without cutout

ive been driving with my cutout off for some time put it on today car seemed twice as slow am i just trippin or do u gain alot of hp with it off
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Re: driving without cutout

Not much actually.

When capped = Low end torque should be a little better.
When open = Upper end power should be a little better.

I can't seem to find the graph I have that shows the difference with mine open and closed.
I will have to find the graph and post it later.
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Re: driving without cutout

yep, some torque goes bye bye when you open up the exhaust too much... thanks to a reduced scavengin effect.
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Re: driving without cutout

Not all the torque, just the low end.
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