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MoFasterthenUr's 04-18-2009 02:12 PM

Thanks.

your set up is a big factor on everything. if your just doing bolt on's and some head work or cams, on a B-series then 2.5" is more then enough. but an all out NA or turbo race/drag car will more then likely like the 3", I've even seen 3.5" on a street/drag 600+hp turbo GSR. on the track they normal just run there exhaust straight out the side.

But I say H22's are a different story for a reason. do some research and U'll if out for yourself.
Its been proven many and many time on H22 forms. I say don't lessen to me, do more research and you'll see.

I don't just say what I think will work. I say what I've see many and many times. I don't like to be mislead, so I wouldn't mislead any1 elss.
Thats why I say don't just read what I say and do it. research more and find out for your self. I'm just simply leading you in the right direction.

A good builder does lots of research, then try for them self, then researches more, trys again, and again, and just keeps getting better at it. a good builder will never stop researching.

crxb18t 04-18-2009 03:51 PM

I never said I was doing it cause of what you said. I am doing it cause of what I know and what I think would be best. and trust me I do plenty of research day after day. I wouldnt listen to anyone specially if I didnt think it was right myself. I simply asked a question to see what replies I got as so do almost everyone on here.
And yes I know Ive seen the dyno sheets on other forums talking about the same thing. its proven.

crxb18t 04-18-2009 03:53 PM


Originally Posted by crxb18t (Post 1266069)
ok so you dont think 3" exhaust will be any good with 300+hp? lmao. do your research, there are dyno sheets out there if you just look. and it shows power gain even after 2.25 exhaust to 3" through the intire powerband. so thats proven fact that the h22 likes the 3" exhaust with minor bolt ons and with nice cams it will really set it off.


lol that was to aaronZ34

twack 04-18-2009 06:42 PM

if your on a budget it will work but if your looking for the best i wouldnt use 3 unless your going back to turbo

MoFasterthenUr's 04-18-2009 06:50 PM

crxb18t- I didn't mean that in an offensive way. I was just putting it out there because of what everyone was saying.

crxb18t- the "thanks" was to you.

crxb18t 04-18-2009 07:23 PM

yea I know it made me a lil ticked when aaron was talking about me taking only your advice and like I didnt do any research about it. and pretty much like Im an idiot for just jumping the gun like that.

turbo4life 04-18-2009 07:57 PM

you guys talking about 3inch exhaust on na car i got a 3 in on my turbo b16 ek with a fart can at the end (mangaflow 3" ricer fart can) and its too dam loud want to get a 3 in summit in out muffler its hella cheap about 31$ shipped cheap!!

eBay Motors: Summit 630230 Muffler Performance Turbo 3"In/Outlet (item 330316907805 end time Apr-22-09 22:54:32 PDT)


my bro had on on his 3" exhaust turbo vitara D and it was still a little loud like low freaqency sound that hella gets on your ears! but a cherry bomb installed before the summit mufller sould quiet it down a good amount.. pay attention to most factory exhaust systems they have a resinator then a muffler good stuff!

Nate 04-18-2009 11:09 PM

keep 3", put turbo back on, problem solved.

But really, if you have a header with 2.5" collector and a 2.5" cat and resonator, your really only working with maybe the back half of your exhaust being 3". Man up and use it, who cares this is HMT, we use what we have laying around.

MoFasterthenUr's 04-19-2009 11:55 AM

I like glass packs, they quite down a good amount. I was using a 45" glasspack. long glasspack + good muffler, shouldn't be that loud.

aznkr4zyboi 04-20-2009 11:48 PM

any reviews on that summit muffler?


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