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Old 10-04-01, 07:13 PM
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Header results, and exhaust temp question

I just installed a pacesetter (I know...) header on my 1990 GXL, my God it's loud! I have an Edelbrock cat back, and at 1500 rpm's or lower it's ok, it sounds like a Harley, but anything over that it was such a sharp crack note, it's so loud the whole car shakes! I even put a functional cat in place to try and quiet it down a bit- not much luck. My engine is ported, and got the little noise controller in the exhaust ports removed... guess thats why!
Anyways, I am thinking about putting another muffler where the cat is, and mys question is, does anyone know what the max Exhaust Gas Temperature would be juts after the header?
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Old 10-04-01, 10:11 PM
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it gets pretty damn hot... run the car for 10 seconds and feel the headers..., i have that same setup, but from the pacesetters down to a catco cat and back to my n1. i dont see how yours is sooooo loud.. mine is loud but it sounds MEAN.. like a mean lawnmower..LOL.. i would check for leaks between components.. those can contribute to shitty sounding exhaust...

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yeah. check for leaks. i ran my car a few times w/ nothing after the cat and its shook like hell, loud as **** too.
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Exhaust temps at full throttle can reach 1600 to 2000 degrees F.You'll need a muffler that has stainless steel or ceramic packing not fiberglass.Fiberglass will melt from those temps.
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