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You tell me, black97max . . .
Originally posted by black97max
Is the B-pipe worth spending $200? What kind of power can I expect from this mod?
Is the B-pipe worth spending $200? What kind of power can I expect from this mod?
One thing to consider is that my cat-back utilizes aluminized mild steel piping. I live in So. Cal. so stainless steel isn't an issue for me. It may be for you however depending on where you live.
Cat-back systems are worth roughly 5 hp at the wheels. Most of that power is made at higher rpms.
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Originally posted by SWEETSOUND2001
hey..y2kse where did u get cat back for that cheap?
hey..y2kse where did u get cat back for that cheap?
12222 Garvey Ave. (Corner of Garvey & Durfee)
El Monte, CA
626-443-5139
I've been doing business with Mike for years. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
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Guys, I've got to disagree. I noticed a nice increase in low to mid range torque with a slight increase in topend power. Is it worth $189. Yes. It is built very very nicely and still incorporates a resonator. It is a very high quality piece. The only problem is that my 60 foots got a little worse because I can't get off the line as well now. However, my trap speeds went up by nearly 2 mph. I went from consistent 14.9-15.0@92mph traps to consistent 14.9-15.0@94mph traps.
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