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Old 01-23-2008, 10:38 AM   #1
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Well, now that we have this problem solved

In another thread, GForce957 suggested that I may have some exhaust problems. Based on the interesting noises my car is making, the general thought was shot muffler bearings. Well, I can't have that, can I? So I decided to get the problem fixed. I ordered up some parts, and they came in last night. This should fix my muffler problem:





Corksport Power Serries 80mm Cat Back exhaust. Going on Saturday, should have sound clips up Sunday at the latest. Down pipe and mid pipe are next on the order list.
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Old 01-23-2008, 10:41 AM   #2
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Re: Well, now that we have this problem solved

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Old 01-23-2008, 11:40 AM   #3
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Re: Well, now that we have this problem solved

Thats freaking sweet, you shouldve gotten a base dyno to compare to these mods your doing.
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Re: Well, now that we have this problem solved

Nice! Now is that the 24 or 48 ball bearing system?
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Old 01-23-2008, 01:41 PM   #5
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Re: Well, now that we have this problem solved

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Thats freaking sweet, you shouldve gotten a base dyno to compare to these mods your doing.
Fuck nuggets...I knew I was forgetting to do something. Ah well, I know where most of these dyno base line, so once I get it on the spinners (no promises, but should be next Saturday), I'll have an idea. Corksport says its around 15-16 ponies at the wheels, but hardly any more torque. To get that, I'd need the DP/MP. Right now, just waiting on a good system with a CEL fix.

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Nice! Now is that the 24 or 48 ball bearing system?
48 Ball Bearing with a Gallo 24.
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Old 01-23-2008, 02:01 PM   #6
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Re: Well, now that we have this problem solved

Is that gallo 24 with sausage or peperoni??

I figured you would've gotten a motec system exhaust but I heard they are kinda hard to find since they mostly came on civics

I like it. U need all you can get at this point
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Old 01-23-2008, 03:16 PM   #7
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Re: Well, now that we have this problem solved

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Fuck nuggets...I knew I was forgetting to do something. Ah well, I know where most of these dyno base line, so once I get it on the spinners (no promises, but should be next Saturday), I'll have an idea. Corksport says its around 15-16 ponies at the wheels, but hardly any more torque. To get that, I'd need the DP/MP. Right now, just waiting on a good system with a CEL fix.

You should be getting much more than 15-16 whp especially if youre going full turboback, mazda has a problem of making the cats very restrictive. An example of this is the cat on the rx-8 robs 8-10whp alone, the rest of the exhaust is fine as switching to an aftermarket catback gives absolutly no power since the exhaust on the RX-8 is already 2.5 inches and is 90% straight through with ther ebeing only 2-3 minor bends in the exhaust.

so you having a FI car I would say you get well more HP, not much more torque cause its a tiny turbo already pushin 14.7 pounds (though you could push it up to 23-25 easily and not damage it since the efficiency range on that Ko4 stops at around 30psi (flamethrower). As I said before you have the same turbo that the jetta and GTI upgrade to.
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Re: Well, now that we have this problem solved

15psi, if we are lucky. It seems that Mazda has trumped Mitsubishi with making the most useless stock BPV. It doesn't hold shit. Some people are showing actual horsepower gains and jumps in boost pressure just by switching out the BPV. I'm looking at HKS and Forge for that.

As for power gains, like I said, its just the cat back, so I'm not expecting anything more than 10-15whp and 5-10ftlbs out of it. People going full turbo back are showing 25-30 for each.
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Re: Well, now that we have this problem solved

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People going full turbo back are showing 25-30 for each.

That seems about right, well actually it would free up more torque than HP as that is the habit of those turbos
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Re: Well, now that we have this problem solved

I dont think Ive seen an MS3 on the streets yet.. I thought I did last night put couldnt confirm... Now Ive seen several MS6 but no MS3...

Sweet exhaust!!! Cant wait for the sound clips...
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Re: Well, now that we have this problem solved

Same here, I have yet to see a MS3, def cool cars
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Re: Well, now that we have this problem solved

You can tell by the hood having a big bulge on the top, there is a spoiler where the hatch is, the rims are different, and the exhaust tip is larger.

We have quite a few here in miami as they are a hot seller here.
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Re: Well, now that we have this problem solved

Wow, MS3's seem to be a very common car around here since they came out. I see at least a few every day.
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Re: Well, now that we have this problem solved

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You can tell by the hood having a big bulge on the top, there is a spoiler where the hatch is, the rims are different, and the exhaust tip is larger.

We have quite a few here in miami as they are a hot seller here.
That's what she said!
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Re: Well, now that we have this problem solved

I have only seen 2 MS3's. One was for sale and the other one is owned by a kid i know. The funny thing is when i met him, we passed him and he turned around and followed us for about a mile to my friends house. My friends were saying "hey i think that guy in the speed 3 is following you!" It was funny. Then we got there and they asked if it was a redline so i showed it to him, but i made him show me his car too. I really liked it, They look so cool, most people dont pick out the distinct differences between the regular 3 and MS3. But as far as MS6's i havent seen any.

Edit: Oh yeah, my friend is planning on getting one this summer too
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