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Old 08-04-2001, 07:21 PM   #9
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Actually yes I did notice a small drop on low end torque. The difference would have been much greater if I would have used flow tech headers because they have much larger tubes. But once the mill rev's over 2 grand it's whole attitude changes. Take it even higher to 4 grand the sound changes from a rumble to a bark and you better hold on. With the tri-y's at around 2500 rpm I began to feel a loss of ump. But they were much better for around town below 2 grand driving. The idle and acceleration sound went down also but went deeper with sound of exhaust gases scavenging.

Oh yes better study...test next week.lol(chemistry)

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