Full exhaust with no supporting mods OK on N/A FC??
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Full exhaust with no supporting mods OK on N/A FC??
HI all, I have an FD, but one of my good friends has a N/A FC and bought a RB racing header and test pipe, and N1 apexi exhaust. I know on the FD you cannot run a full exhaust without a chipped ecu or piggy back for extra fuel. I am wondering if this holds true for the FC as well? I have searched and found nothing!
He did also mention something about a hesitation between 2500-4000 rpm's......Ill have to tell him about the the grounding issues!! Thanks for any help!
He did also mention something about a hesitation between 2500-4000 rpm's......Ill have to tell him about the the grounding issues!! Thanks for any help!
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you can run afull exhaust on a non turbo without changing the ECU, but if you have a 84-88 your aux ports won't work, and non turbos don't like any exhaust above 3" for a single or 2" for a dual.
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Originally Posted by Icemark
you can run afull exhaust on a non turbo without changing the ECU, but if you have a 84-88 your aux ports won't work, and non turbos don't like any exhaust above 3" for a single or 2" for a dual.
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Originally Posted by vtecgsr95
Whats this about the aux. ports though? Sorry, but I am not very familiar with the FC! Thanks for the help guys!
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The 84-85 13B and the 86-88 non turbo engines use exhaust pressure to open a auxilery intake port in each rotor at around 3800 RPM. This allows the engine to make more torque at lower RPMs and more HP at higher RPMs.
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