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Old February 2nd, 2008, 01:39 PM   #1
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Default GT500 exhaust testing: O/R H pipe results on big blower car WOW

A local customer brought his car over yesterday so we could test the JBA Off Road X pipe on his Stage 3 KB GT500 (running 3 inch pulley and pump gas). Exhaust system was otherwise stock.

I could not believe the top end gain of 32RWHP. Boost dropped about .5-.75psi from 3000rpm on up.



Longtubes seem to add area under the curve everywhere, whereas this only helped above 5000RPM.

I'm not big on the raspyness that no cats creates. I may try making an X pipe for my TVS GT500 that has a set of high flow cats farther away from the motor (to reduce chance of melting them). The stock X pipe has a much nicer stamped X, than the JBA pipe.

Anyone have a stock cat pipe they want to get rid of?
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Old November 10th, 2010, 11:20 AM   #2
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Any progress on the development here of the pipes...
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