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Which is better dual or single exhaust systems?

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Old 08-31-2003, 09:51 PM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Russ
[B]I have the lightest dual setup of any owner here...a twin Supertrapp setup.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by docofmind
[B]Its funny that even when its documented people still dont believe it.
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CoralDoc, i hope you didnt take any of my comments in and for of negative fashion. I know you know your sh!t.

I def know though that our own UL has documented many exhausts with many different outcomes. As mentioned, some made a few ponies, some a bit more, and some actually lost power (HKS). Also, keep in mind that he is also a professor so you can rest assured that he did use a scientific approach when testing the various systems. He also uses a dynapack dyno which already by design minimizes external variables.

Something interesting to note though about running a light weight exhaust is that the car can actually lose some of its "handling" performance. Dropping anywhere from 25-40+ pounds from the exhaust means that you are removing weight and thus traction from your driving wheels. The tail def becomes a lot more lively and easier to toss. For the non experienced driver, this is something that should be considered.
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Coilovers and corner balance the car.
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Originally posted by JL9000

The Amuse dual is 5.8kg.
Is that not titanium? Refer to the beginning of my sentence.
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Originally posted by JL9000

The Amuse dual is 5.8kg.
Is that not titanium? Refer to the beginning of my sentence. I am referring to stainless steel duals. You can't get lighter than a Supertrapp muffler without going titanium. These suckers weigh at least 1/2 as light as the atypical canister muffler and 2x as light as a full-bodied muffler. Incidently, if my digital scale was accurate, the OEM system weighs 52-lbs.
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I am so blind.
Sorry about that.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by msm_s2k
[B]You can eat 40lbs of gummy bears!?
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