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Operating Muffler Vs Legal Muffler


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Currently i had done a 4-1 extractor & dummy cat at FK, what is the diff in terms of performance between operating muffler and legal ones like remus and supersprint? i learned that operate muffler will lose low end, will the legal ones lose low end too?

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Firstly, Is your car auto or manual? If it's auto, most likely low end torque will suffer if u change to a free flow muffler(eg. operate or Supersprint). If yours is a manual, it should help to improve performance further by changing to a free flow muffler since you have already done the extractor and decat mod.

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changing the muffet will create a bassy sound...vroom vroom...idling will be noisier...but will improve low torque... [sly]

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why is it different from auto to manual? the only difference i see is the transmission. the engine, intake, exhaust etc are exactly the same. so applying the same mods to the exhaust would not differ from auto to manual...

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bro.. according to other ppl comments on this issue is that both operate muffler and approved will lose abit of low end... u will lose quite abit if u change the piping size to a bigger 1... me no expert in this.. juz a hearsay thing... some ppl even commented that both operate and approved system like remus basically is the same.. dunno how true? but 1 thing for sure.. approved muffler give u a piece of mind [:)] in my case... very nervous everytime i c tp.. [sweatdrop][lipsrsealed]

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low end torque need back pressure...de-cat will also lose low end.

 

changing to straigh-thru or up-pipe will oso lose low end...usually such mods are for mid and high torque lor...[:)]

 

you should check with a specialist first lor... [:)]

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