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Re: Post of the day

Subject: Re: Post of the day
by CFI-EFI on 2009/4/8 14:55:23

Quote:

bogus wrote:
As for an L98 picking up a second, I actually wouldn't be surprised. Think about this: Old 87+ L98 with bad precats and stock center cat. Remove all of the above, put on headers and bullet cats, x-pipe and I see a 1 second gain. Especially if retuned.
Years back, I slowly lost a second in the 1/4 mile and gained it back instantly as my catalytic converter gradually plugged up and then I fixed it. No headers before or after. The only item touched or changed was the cat. To attribute the above 1 second improvement to the headers alone, especially when it includes a whole new and improved exhaust system, is flawed thinking.

I am a fan of headers, especially the proper headers for the application, but wild assed claims crediting headers for all the gain coming from a complete exhaust system overhaul, where certain parts (the cats) could have been severely clogged, is nuts.

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