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·Okay, I am not overly mechanically inclined, that said, I have read a few posts, and I saw one that I read as essentially saying;
"The larger the exhaust piping, the more available HP(withing reason), but larger pipes reduce low end torque."
Is that correct? My car is a daily driver, and I don't normally run above 4500rpms. I want more out of my car, but not at the cost of the low end.
Any explenation would be appreciated...
Thanks.
"The larger the exhaust piping, the more available HP(withing reason), but larger pipes reduce low end torque."
Is that correct? My car is a daily driver, and I don't normally run above 4500rpms. I want more out of my car, but not at the cost of the low end.
Any explenation would be appreciated...
Thanks.