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Straight through pipe???
Ive got a 97 escort 3door 1.8.....and im doin my intake and outlet.....so....is it just a roumer or does a straight thru pipe from the cat....right to the end improve performace? im not too sure....in theory it should as it increases the rate which air-flow goes through the engine....so im thinkin about gettin pipe from the cat, ditching the middle box and replacing the rear box with a performace backbox.... yes or no???
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Re: Straight through pipe???
Well the less turns it makes the better the flow.
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Re: Straight through pipe???
Yeah. That would work. They call it a cat-back conversion. That with a cold air iintake system would improve your performance and it would sound good, too.
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Re: Straight through pipe???
Has to be a system designed for the particular vehicle. A straight through pipe will decrease power considerably. The system requires a given amount of backpressure to properly meter fuel.
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