Exhaust
#22
The difference between long mid and shorties is the primary tubes lengths (1 promary tube for each cylinder). Only midlength headers are in production for the 3800 iirc, and those are Pacesetters. They run around $250 I believe. A catback will cost around $400 or so for a Magnaflow or Flowmaster.
#23
Is the cart important? What dose it improve? What are the gains? How much would one cost? Whats a good brand? haha that's a lot of questions thanks for helping out bro, I appreciate it.
#24
Contact force fed fab they have a long tube header design for the v6. It made a massive amount of power increase for headers. The problem with high flow cats is that you have to tune out the after cat o2 sensor. And if you don't want to spend to much for exhaust get a z28 system. Find them used for cheap and they are 2.5 inch systems just like any aftermarket v6 exhaust system. I'd suggest save that $500 until you can put in a cai and full exhaust system at once.
#25
Contact force fed fab they have a long tube header design for the v6. It made a massive amount of power increase for headers. The problem with high flow cats is that you have to tune out the after cat o2 sensor. And if you don't want to spend to much for exhaust get a z28 system. Find them used for cheap and they are 2.5 inch systems just like any aftermarket v6 exhaust system. I'd suggest save that $500 until you can put in a cai and full exhaust system at once.
alright thx
#29
i just meant restrictive, and causing the gasses to "back up" or slow down, but the point was that most of the time the gasses have cooled enough in the earlier parts of the exhaust system that the catback isnt typically the most restrictive part.
#30
K I'm planing on getting
http://www.autoanything.com/exhausts...0A2607140.aspx
would u guys agree that its a good quality product for the money? If not y?
http://www.autoanything.com/exhausts...0A2607140.aspx
would u guys agree that its a good quality product for the money? If not y?
Last edited by sebi1990; 02-12-2011 at 04:08 PM.