Upgraded to a 4" dp, mp , exhuast (pics)
This is why after tuning for the earlier boost there is no need in the computer knowing when the exhaust dump is open or closed
It could still lean out even if the tune was correct as the volumetric efficiency of the engine will change with the amount of exhaust restriction.
I really noticed this tuning with or without the tip silencer on my 3 1/2" exhaust. Had to tune it LOUD and then end up running rich all the time with the silencer in...
I really noticed this tuning with or without the tip silencer on my 3 1/2" exhaust. Had to tune it LOUD and then end up running rich all the time with the silencer in...
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i think better exhaust systems should be an important issue.
as to the tune w or without a restrictor, i agree w post 27 that boost will build faster placing you in a different series of cells. i also agree w post 28 that the volumetric efficiency will change w differing backpressure.
my view is that you build the super exhaust, which will be too loud, and then design something to take the edge off it which could be easily adjusted. the key being it would not choke it down much, just enough to slide by the PO-leese.
maybe the butterfly/chokeplate in the system w a bunch of holes drilled in the plate. lots and lots of holes. the system would differ from a cutout as it would not redirect the exhaust to the open atmosphere, just contrict it a very small amount if set in the "closed" position.
hc
as to the tune w or without a restrictor, i agree w post 27 that boost will build faster placing you in a different series of cells. i also agree w post 28 that the volumetric efficiency will change w differing backpressure.
my view is that you build the super exhaust, which will be too loud, and then design something to take the edge off it which could be easily adjusted. the key being it would not choke it down much, just enough to slide by the PO-leese.
maybe the butterfly/chokeplate in the system w a bunch of holes drilled in the plate. lots and lots of holes. the system would differ from a cutout as it would not redirect the exhaust to the open atmosphere, just contrict it a very small amount if set in the "closed" position.
hc
Yeah, years ago I saw a write up on a Mitsubishi with a "cut out" style butterfly valve just inline with a huge 4" or 5" exhaust.
He one decent hole near the middle of the plate for enough flow to cruise around with.
He one decent hole near the middle of the plate for enough flow to cruise around with.
i still think a cut out would be better and cheaper..
think about it. 4" dp to 4" cut out then leave the cat and rest of the exhaust stock.
A good smart owner should know not to go more than 1/4 to 1/2 throttle with the cutout closed.
But everyone knows open dp's make the best HP.
SO why wouldnt you want to make the best hp you possibly could have and also have the most quiet 400+ hp 7 on the road?
think about it. 4" dp to 4" cut out then leave the cat and rest of the exhaust stock.
A good smart owner should know not to go more than 1/4 to 1/2 throttle with the cutout closed.
But everyone knows open dp's make the best HP.
SO why wouldnt you want to make the best hp you possibly could have and also have the most quiet 400+ hp 7 on the road?



(that means it leans it out in lower rpm)














