Which Extractors??? - Empire/Hurricane/Genie

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revhead
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Re: Which Extractors??? - Empire/Hurricane/Genie

Postby revhead » Fri May 23, 2014 8:04 pm

i will also be making up my own DIY racing beat inspired intake with custom made heat shield and heat reflective tape/insulation. there are a few diy intake threads out there. WAY better than paying for over priced bits of plumbing and cloth

speed
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Re: Which Extractors??? - Empire/Hurricane/Genie

Postby speed » Sat May 24, 2014 11:44 am

revhead wrote:what cat are you running? a 100cell should get you some nice cracks and pops. do you have a mid muffler/resonator? aftermarket rear muffler?
i plan on running x force 4 2 1 headers, custom join to a 100cell cat, racing beat center pipe with resonator and racing beat rear muffler. x force currently don't heave headers in stock unfortunately :(


Stock cat at the mo :oops:
100 cell is on its way to me. :D

I have 2 cat back systems. A & B.
'A' is 2.25 inch with press bends to a sports muffler don't know brand. I like the sound this system makes.
'B" is 2.25 inch with mandrel bends, 2 resonators and restrictive/super quiet muffler. I like how this system looks and fits but that muffler is going to have to go!

I may end up cutting the muffler off cat back 'B' adding some flanges, so I can swap between restrictive super quiet muffler and sports muffler.
I guess I'm only keeping the quiet muffler for resale purposes...
NA6 turbo - 140kw atw - not the most powerful but so much fun :D

speed
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Re: Which Extractors??? - Empire/Hurricane/Genie

Postby speed » Sat May 24, 2014 11:51 am

revhead wrote:i will also be making up my own DIY racing beat inspired intake with custom made heat shield and heat reflective tape/insulation. there are a few diy intake threads out there. WAY better than paying for over priced bits of plumbing and cloth


Sweet! I know right.

My first trip to mania I was buying some miscellaneous parts; alternator, battery, hold down brackets, new discs etc. My bill was $200/300
Had an older couple in front of me and their bill came to $600 and they had what appeared to be a few pieces of plastic.

I was buying chunks of metal that actually made the car go and stop. Guess there will always be supply vs demand.
NA6 turbo - 140kw atw - not the most powerful but so much fun :D

revhead
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Re: Which Extractors??? - Empire/Hurricane/Genie

Postby revhead » Sat May 24, 2014 3:20 pm

Go with the mandrel bend system and the "louder" muffler from the other system. With the combo of 100 cell cat, two resonators and a seemingly higher flowing muffler should net you a nice performing and good sounding complete exhaust with your new headers.

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