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Old November 23rd 04, 09:53 PM
BeverlyOmasta
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Default Does an off road h-pipe increase horsepower

Or not? I hear alot of different stories on this....Does it really boost HP'S a
bit or not at all? I just bought one to go along with my flowmaster exhaust,
and wanted a beat louder deeper sound and maybe some increase in HP'S... How do
you rate the MAC off road h-pipe comapred to others?
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Old November 23rd 04, 11:46 PM
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Oh Jesus, YOU again? Are you never gonna learn? Damn, it's time for the
infamous Dave Lyon's Village Idiot Application to come out of retirement.

.....Needless bs snipped.


///Mike
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Old November 24th 04, 12:48 AM
Claud Spinks
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Although I have never personally seen the dyno results for before and
after, cars with off road h-pipes(friend put them on his drag car) have
"seemed" faster. They were also louder, if that is what you are after.
Most people around here buy hi-flow cats vs. the catless h-pipes. But
yours are just for racin', right?
Claud

BeverlyOmasta wrote:
> Or not? I hear alot of different stories on this....Does it really boost HP'S a
> bit or not at all? I just bought one to go along with my flowmaster exhaust,
> and wanted a beat louder deeper sound and maybe some increase in HP'S... How do
> you rate the MAC off road h-pipe comapred to others?


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Old November 24th 04, 01:10 AM
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I was waitin for SOMEONE to say something .

-Mike

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"TurboMike" > wrote in message
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> Oh Jesus, YOU again? Are you never gonna learn? Damn, it's time for the
> infamous Dave Lyon's Village Idiot Application to come out of retirement.
>
> ....Needless bs snipped.
>
>
> ///Mike
> TS #63
> 1993 BMW 525i
> http://community.webshots.com/user/mpompe2
> Pics of all the old cars - Newly updated
>
>



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Old November 24th 04, 01:24 AM
Deputy Dog
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I ran with one for a while, but went back to stock. I lost torque in the low
end and lost quite a bit of mileage. I could feel it in the seat of my
pants.
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Dave
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"BeverlyOmasta" > wrote in message
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> Or not? I hear alot of different stories on this....Does it really boost
> HP'S a
> bit or not at all? I just bought one to go along with my flowmaster
> exhaust,
> and wanted a beat louder deeper sound and maybe some increase in HP'S...
> How do
> you rate the MAC off road h-pipe comapred to others?



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Old November 24th 04, 04:57 AM
Erik D.
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http://www.kalecoauto.com/perf.htm

The last thing on the list. Its whats best for your mustang. All of
those parts work very well though, you should try them.

Erik D.
'94 white lightning
'01 white GT

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Old November 24th 04, 05:24 AM
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Air filter bypass kit........ riiiiiiiiight..

-Mike

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Cold air intake
FRPP 3.73 gears
Steeda Tri-Ax Shifter
Full Boar turbo mufflers
Hi-speed fan switch
255/60R-15 rear tires
Subframe connectors


"Erik D." > wrote in message
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> http://www.kalecoauto.com/perf.htm
>
> The last thing on the list. Its whats best for your mustang. All of
> those parts work very well though, you should try them.
>
> Erik D.
> '94 white lightning
> '01 white GT
>



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Old November 24th 04, 05:38 AM
Gill
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Yeah, that's the one I got. If you want LOUD that's it!


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Erik D. wrote:
> http://www.kalecoauto.com/perf.htm
>
> The last thing on the list. Its whats best for your mustang. All of
> those parts work very well though, you should try them.
>
> Erik D.
> '94 white lightning
> '01 white GT
>

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Old November 24th 04, 03:18 PM
Larry Hepinstall
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It seems faster because its louder. The difference between a good set of
cats and no cats is only a few horsepower and only at the high end.. nothing
you're going to feel. The downside is you're going to give up low end
torque that you CAN feel.
Certainly not worth fouling the air for.

LJH
95GT (331 stroker, Bassani catted X-pipe)


"Claud Spinks" > wrote in message
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> Although I have never personally seen the dyno results for before and
> after, cars with off road h-pipes(friend put them on his drag car) have
> "seemed" faster. They were also louder, if that is what you are after.
> Most people around here buy hi-flow cats vs. the catless h-pipes. But
> yours are just for racin', right?
> Claud
>
> BeverlyOmasta wrote:
> > Or not? I hear alot of different stories on this....Does it really boost

HP'S a
> > bit or not at all? I just bought one to go along with my flowmaster

exhaust,
> > and wanted a beat louder deeper sound and maybe some increase in HP'S...

How do
> > you rate the MAC off road h-pipe comapred to others?

>



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Old November 24th 04, 06:59 PM
BeverlyOmasta
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>Although I have never personally seen the dyno results for before and
>after, cars with off road h-pipes(friend put them on his drag car) have
>"seemed" faster. They were also louder, if that is what you are after.
>Most people around here buy hi-flow cats vs. the catless h-pipes. But
>yours are just for racin', right?
>Claud
>
>BeverlyOmasta wrote:
>> Or not? I hear alot of different stories on this....Does it really boost

>HP'S a
>> bit or not at all? I just bought one to go along with my flowmaster

>exhaust,
>> and wanted a beat louder deeper sound and maybe some increase in HP'S...

>How do
>> you rate the MAC off road h-pipe comapred to others?

>
>
>
>
>
>
>


No, but i guess im going to have some trouble with emissions... Most guys just
put back on the cats for emissions testing.... I was just trying to find out if
its worth all the changing over of cats each year....
 




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