mingster

Yes, I'm eagerly waiting for the numbers to come out on Giampiero's setup. It would be quite a coup if less than $1500 can get the same amount of gains as a Mugen setup ($2800) or Spoon's setup (~$2300). I would love to get a set if it's as quiet as the Mugen exhaust w/o droning that hurts my ears.

Giampiero

We will test it as soon everything will be installed in Greg car.
Price for the combo will be $1.550.00.

Platinum

Great, I'll be waiting for the dyno

Jay Li

Prolene, does the Mugen exahust/header combo make the VTEC transition less noticeable?

Prolene

I almost don't remember what the car was like stock, but I'd have to say yes. I still feel vtec surge but the power below vtec is so much better with all the "changes" I have done that the transition is less abrupt.

BlueS2000

I know that the car with the Mugen Headers and Exhaust gains few hp,but comparing two S2k

cdelena

[QUOTE]Originally posted by BlueS2000
[B] ..will the modded one prove those hp

mingster

[QUOTE]Originally posted by BlueS2000
[B] I know that the car with the Mugen Headers and Exhaust gains few hp,but comparing two S2k

BlueS2000

I know that driving the car it seems stronger and faster.I

Pepe

What we have found is that most mods will help in the bottom/mid range. If we test with my car and a stock one from, lets say 15-20 Mph, mine will pull harder but then after we are all the time in the upper rev range throughout the whole pass we are almost even with a slight edge going to the mod car.

The mods really come in handy for soloX and road racing were you have to slowdown and rev the engine again. But for drag racing once you start shifting at redline there's little difference between stock and modded cars.