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Manifold back exhaust
Well my exhaust is completely shot the full way. So it's getting hacked off. Going to build a custom. I've gone through the videos on youtube. Got some ideas from them.
My idea is based off of this guy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGDu4yh_QQw. His exhaust diagram: http://www.seccs.org/gallery/Car%20P...e_as_built.jpg What I would like to do is no precats, change the Glass pack to a SLP Loudmouth resonator. Not sure if you guys are familiar with them. They are making some really nasty sounding exhaust with the V8 guys... Wanted to give a shot with boxer motor.. He says just a generic bullet camaro muffler. I'm looking into the realm of Magnaflow. What series are you guys running? It's going to be a few weeks to build up the money... but will keep you guy posted. |
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Re: Manifold back exhaust
2.5" is far too large for the pipes/tubes off of the factory header with a stock engine.
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Re: Manifold back exhaust
What Tom says. 1-3/4 to 2" is fine for the pre-cat pipes on a stock SVX, merging into a 2.5" mid-pipe. The smaller tubing also makes routing easier, as the bends are tighter.
Here's what I did with mine. I haven't done a sound clip, but it sounds good. http://www.subaru-svx.net/forum/showthread.php?t=51867 ![]() ![]() I'll probably sell this one in a year or so and build a new version in stainless, with a resonator and flanges or v-bands all around. Need to get a MIG for myself first. I have a flux core welder, but it's a pile.
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Re: Manifold back exhaust
Ok. Got what you are saying.. Use 1 3/4" or 2" pipe if you are not running pre cats. Thanks any other suggestions?
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Re: Manifold back exhaust
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Cut off the 1.61" diameter factory pipes/tubes and replace them with 2" mandral bends. In Allegheny CO. you are surely subject to PA emission laws. ![]()
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Re: Manifold back exhaust
1.Precats... Reason being money..
2. Yeah 2" seem to be the best bet. Running right into a Magnaflow 94007 cat. Seems to be the ticket. 3. lets just leave the rules out for now.. |
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