JIC titanium or Greddy PE
10-13-02, 04:02 PM
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JIC titanium or Greddy PE
IS the airflow of the jic titanium exhaust any better then the Greddy PE? and wats up with that rumor about titanium not being good for rotary bcuz titanium cracks under heat???
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10-13-02, 06:46 PM
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if you're concern about flow, the larger piping and less bend the more flow potential will be.
Regarding titanium cracking undre heat, that's simply not true. Titanium retains most of their strength under extreme heat(much more so than steel), which is why it is the most sought after material for connecting rods aside from their lightweight of course.
Regarding titanium cracking undre heat, that's simply not true. Titanium retains most of their strength under extreme heat(much more so than steel), which is why it is the most sought after material for connecting rods aside from their lightweight of course.
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i would say as long as u have 3" manderal bend exhaust restriction shouldent be a problem unless your running high amounts of HP like 450+ then you would start to notice a slight difference.
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i would think that flow between those two is very minimal. It comes down to piping etc. The Greddy PE Is quieter however. But overall, i would think the JIC unit flows better.
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Sorry, this comparison does not make any sense. The JIC is twice the price and titanium?
Titanium can not handle as much heat as stainless steel from my research wanting a titanium DP. You would have problems with it as a DP but not as an exhast.
The JIC uses a clamp/band type of hanger the the Greddy has welded rods for the hangers.
Titanium can not handle as much heat as stainless steel from my research wanting a titanium DP. You would have problems with it as a DP but not as an exhast.
The JIC uses a clamp/band type of hanger the the Greddy has welded rods for the hangers.
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10-13-02, 08:27 PM
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Originally posted by 1FooknTiteFD
If you're rich and you do'nt mind the obnoxiousness of the noise go for the JIC, if you want a better bang for the buck get an apex'i or greddy
If you're rich and you do'nt mind the obnoxiousness of the noise go for the JIC, if you want a better bang for the buck get an apex'i or greddy
the JIC comes either full titanium, SS piping and titanium muffler, or just full stainless steel
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Sorry, didn't mean to be rude. Here's a better thread title: Is the JIC titanium woth twice the price of Greddy PE.
Here's some better ones though:
JIC titanium -vs- Kakimoto titanium
Border Racing 4" titanium -vs- HKS 4" titanium
JIC has two titanium exhausts. One has stainless steel piping and the other has titanium piping.
Here's some better ones though:
JIC titanium -vs- Kakimoto titanium
Border Racing 4" titanium -vs- HKS 4" titanium
JIC has two titanium exhausts. One has stainless steel piping and the other has titanium piping.
