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| Topic subject | Will removing my silencer create better air flow? |
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55832, Will removing my silencer create better air flow? Posted by eclipse_gs_1512, Jul-23-03 10:21 AM
Whenever I take the silencer out of my exhaust, it seems like my car is a little quicker. Is it just me or does removing the silencer help with the air flow?
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55834, RE: Will removing my silencer create better air flow? Posted by Remy, Jul-23-03 11:02 AM
Silencers are restrictive.
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55835, RE: Will removing my silencer create better air flow? Posted by eclipse_gs_1512, Jul-23-03 11:11 AM
if only my exhaust wasn't so loud with it out....
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55922, RE: Will removing my silencer create better air flow? Posted by HadesOmega, Jul-24-03 04:29 PM
nah really? Most people would figure that out. silencers murder your horsepower, silencers work by restricting the airflow.
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55944, RE: Will removing my silencer create better air flow? Posted by eclipzGST, Jul-24-03 09:32 PM
<<Is it just me or does removing the silencer help with the air flow?>>
Does opening a door allow you to walk through? :P


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55956, RE: Will removing my silencer create better air flow? Posted by Michael_97RS, Jul-25-03 05:23 AM
They have a smaller opening in the middle and much less of the 5" portiong for the exhaust to resonate in. Moral of the story, if you want a quieter exhaust don't buy a cantelope shooter :P

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