question.....
I know I should know this by now. But I'm getting a Dynomax Super Turbo Exhaust system and a K&N air filter in my '94gt in two weeks. I know there will be a noticeable difference in performance but I don't know in which area. Will i be able to feel it in the launch and 1st gear? Or more of a consistant pull in the higher rpm in like 2nd and 3rd gear?
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Honsetly, with a mostly stock engine, you won't notice much of a difference with just exhaust and a filter except for the sound. Those are the most basic upgrades you can do and there isn't much to be had there.
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My question would be, are you also changing your H-pipe? I have the Dynomax super turbo cat-back, and I didn't notice a big difference in sound or performance until I changed to my off road H-pipe. Then the car sounded way meaner and I noticed a good gain in power.
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I'm getting the whole system. And I know there won't be a very noticeable difference in power. But for some one who isn't used to sitting on and launching a whole lot of hp and a butt-load of torgue like most of you guys(and gals), and being a street driver only, I expect to feel a little difference somewere, even if it's not that much. More basic mods will come later of course but for now this will it. Probly gears or pulleys or something.
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