I started looking at some Dyno graphs and I'm surprised seeing the tt kits are making great power even as low as 4k rpm witch I would be more than happy with. Im not going to be lowering the car and plan to stay with a 27-28in tire so not sure if ground clearance would be an issue. one big thing...
So plans with my car are to get some kind of boost in the future. Looking for around 700-750 whp as e85 stations are few and far between so I have to use 93. Iv been leaning towards the hellion sleeper kit the most as I know turbos put the least stress on everything for amount of hp they put...
Yea but it doesn't seem to have a very good cross connecting each side but if that really doesn't make that much of a difference then the stock one is probably what I'll go with.
It currently has a H pipe with no resonator I was wanting to add one back to quiet it down some and get rid of the drone just didn't know if the stock one was the way to go or if there's a better aftermarket one
Just bought a 2019 mustang GT and absolutely love the car however it has a resonator delete h pipe and its a bit louder than I want, there's also to much drone especially below 2k rpm. Should I just find a stock resonator to put back in there or is there a better aftermarket option that's just...
Anybody have a centrifugal supercharger or turbo car that's lasted a long time. I imagine a turbo setup would be best as it puts the least strain on everything.
cats are for petting anyway not to put in your exhaust. Yea I would probably only do 8-12k miles a year as I have a short drive to work. At most I might do maybe 5-10 pulls from a roll a week need to get a dose of g forces every now and then to recharge.
How much power are you making and how many miles has it been making that. Curious to see if its possible to make 700-800 hp and still have everything last for 75k miles or so or if that's totally unrealistic. Also wondering if the 15-17 years with the 6r80 would be more reliable than the 18-23...