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RE: will i lose torque with I/H/E? - 5/3/2007 7:33:56 PM   
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Read the effects of backpressure...ecspecially the bottom of it.  Like I said earlier, each has a benefit at the sacrifice of the other.

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RE: will i lose torque with I/H/E? - 5/3/2007 11:42:29 PM   
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^ ditto

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RE: will i lose torque with I/H/E? - 5/4/2007 5:25:13 AM   
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that dood is retarded... engine back pressure works wonderfull for low end and horrid at high end... scavenging at low RPMs requires flow... if ur exhaust is big it lets the gasses cool to fast and doesent make them suck (the entire idea of scavenging) the next exhaust pulse out of the engine... back pressure isent the resistance to flow its the suction thats created... theres just alot of factors... but to base it all off...

less resistance... higher hp
more rotational mass higher torque less hp
more back pressure higher torque...

all of these have to come together and create power of ur engine... the balance is where tuning comes into play...


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RE: will i lose torque with I/H/E? - 5/4/2007 2:26:32 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: legionofone

more back pressure higher torque...




Exactly.  Loss of back pressure results from larger diameter of piping which = less torque.

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RE: will i lose torque with I/H/E? - 5/4/2007 9:45:09 PM   
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where is the best place to have your car tuned after all the mods have been completed. would a honda dealer a good place or a performance garage or something a better choice? is there a software for your laptops for those too?

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RE: will i lose torque with I/H/E? - 5/4/2007 11:57:10 PM   
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What type of mods?  You dont really need it to be tuned for basic I/H/E setups

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RE: will i lose torque with I/H/E? - 5/5/2007 12:43:21 AM   
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i meant upgrades not mods. i'm just wondering what my horsepower is now with the upgrades i have done to my car(i still need to put my headers on).so i guess dyno is what i need to do huh? i've seen it on horsepower TV when they upgraded that civic except they added a NOS kit with that project. no..i'm not adding nos on mine

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RE: will i lose torque with I/H/E? - 5/5/2007 6:34:53 PM   
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you want very high velocity with very low backpressure. That's the key. Just go as large as possible before you run into delamination (turbulence) of the air stream through the exhaust.

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