Changing a pipe that far removed from the heart of the system probably isn't going to cause any *actual* changes in the car's performance. The only way to be sure is to put the old pipe back on, take it to a REAL dyno, then reinstall the new pipe and dyno it again.
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Exhaust backpressure?
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smokeyfan1000
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Try doing a test at a 1/4 mile dragstrip with the old pipe & with the new pipe.
I think your butt dyno may need recalibrating.
Sometimes a car feels slower if the power comes on smoother. I drove a Viper that never felt really impressive, until I looked down and saw I was doing well over 100.
A lot of mods that cause you to loose midrange power for the gain of a few peak HP will make the car feel faster, even though it lost performance.
A lot of mods that cause you to loose midrange power for the gain of a few peak HP will make the car feel faster, even though it lost performance.
rogerthechorister
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Old pipe in pieces!
Putting the old pipe on would not be possible even if I still had it. It was in bits!
Putting the old pipe on would not be possible even if I still had it. It was in bits!