4-2-1? 4-1? Extractors broken down!

[RENESIS VIII]

Change extractor, got power, so foot become heavy only......lol

True but also in many situations during normal drive, foot actually become lighter because easier to accelerate the car.

 

[vr2turbo]

True but also in many situations during normal drive, foot actually become lighter because easier to accelerate the car.

Incredible will power for a heel and toe kaki......lol

 

[deenweirdoz]

For auto which most of the usage for city driving and sometime for long distant drive, it is advisable for 4-2-1 set up?

 

[y2188]

Changing camshaft maybe?

DIY hand porting and polishing with no idea and no proper measuring method.

I don't think these are called bolt on anymore lol.

 

[sanekit]

I don't think these are called bolt on anymore lol.

oh ya laa. didnt noticed. haha. sorry!

 

[sanekit]

For auto which most of the usage for city driving and sometime for long distant drive, it is advisable for 4-2-1 set up?

Yes. :top:

 

[LittleWhiteWagon]

DIY hand porting and polishing with no idea and no proper measuring method.

Haha that one must angkat head still what

 

[LittleWhiteWagon]

For auto which most of the usage for city driving and sometime for long distant drive, it is advisable for 4-2-1 set up?

You can never go wrong with 4-2-1. Your piping size and muffler, that's a different thing again though.

 

[LittleWhiteWagon]

True but also in many situations during normal drive, foot actually become lighter because easier to accelerate the car.

It'll be even better after you get a whole exhaust done properly. Better power and FC

 

[y2188]

oh ya laa. didnt noticed. haha. sorry!

Don't la sorry hahha.

 

[sanekit]

Don't la sorry hahha.

my apologies shifu

 

[vr2turbo]

my apologies shifu

Lagi you apa logi......lol

 

[minibeany]

stainless steel or mix steel? any different on performance and sound? or just durability

 

[Izso]

stainless steel or mix steel? any different on performance and sound? or just durability

Supposedly stainless steel doesn't rust therefore will last longer. But experience has told me it's rarely ever pure stainless steel. It'll rust somehow if exposed badly enough and long enough. But then again nice and shiny piping sure looks nicely than mixed steel piping.

In terms of performance it's just a matter of weight (assuming you have the correct length and diameter sorted out) cuz both pretty much heat up nearly the same rate, cool down nearly the same rate and all that. The only one with a real difference is titanium piping.

 

[minibeany]

Supposedly stainless steel doesn't rust therefore will last longer. But experience has told me it's rarely ever pure stainless steel. It'll rust somehow if exposed badly enough and long enough. But then again nice and shiny piping sure looks nicely than mixed steel piping.

In terms of performance it's just a matter of weight (assuming you have the correct length and diameter sorted out) cuz both pretty much heat up nearly the same rate, cool down nearly the same rate and all that. The only one with a real difference is titanium piping.

ah... then save the money... thanks.

 

[sanekit]

Supposedly stainless steel doesn't rust therefore will last longer. But experience has told me it's rarely ever pure stainless steel. It'll rust somehow if exposed badly enough and long enough. But then again nice and shiny piping sure looks nicely than mixed steel piping.

In terms of performance it's just a matter of weight (assuming you have the correct length and diameter sorted out) cuz both pretty much heat up nearly the same rate, cool down nearly the same rate and all that. The only one with a real difference is titanium piping.

i would stay away from titanium headers unless the weld is done by a reputable person/shop. it would crack easily if not properly weld. headers runs hot compare to pipings running back to the mufflers.

 

[vr2turbo]

There are many grade of stainless steel......

 

[Mitevo7]

i would stay away from titanium headers unless the weld is done by a reputable person/shop. it would crack easily if not properly weld. headers runs hot compare to pipings running back to the mufflers.

Generally mild steel is good enough for most applications, you can heat treat it by ceramic coating it. I have used mild steel headers without coating on my old sentra for 13 years without burning out anything in the engine bay. The heat in the engine bay can easily solved by custom heat shield for metal sheet too. Performance wise, i don't feel any much difference compared to SS headers, may be the car is just SLOW so whatever mods also does little improvement.

 

[sanekit]

Generally mild steel is good enough for most applications, you can heat treat it by ceramic coating it. I have used mild steel headers without coating on my old sentra for 13 years without burning out anything in the engine bay. The heat in the engine bay can easily solved by custom heat shield for metal sheet too. Performance wise, i don't feel any much difference compared to SS headers, may be the car is just SLOW so whatever mods also does little improvement.

it's not just the material, design also matters. piping length, diameter etc.

 

[minibeany]

it's not just the material, design also matters. piping length, diameter etc.

What’s your advice for Wira 4g15 stock engine? City drive. No long distance and no track