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Old Apr 8, 2004 | 06:11 PM
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stock exhaust? why? to block everything up and lose power again? and dont start with that backpressure bullshit because backpressure is not good for anything
If i knew how to make the smiley guy slap the other guy then i would do that.

If backpressure is such bullsh!t then take off your Greddy cat back and use no exhaust......while your at it take off your headers to.....You wont have to worry about backpreasure anymore.... Im sure you will be happy with your results!
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Old Apr 8, 2004 | 07:02 PM
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ANYWAY!!!!
Take some Ridlin and focus, bros!
So weight reduction-- are we talking CF hood, fiberglass bodypanels, etc.?
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Old Apr 9, 2004 | 12:14 AM
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Originally Posted by * *
If i knew how to make the smiley guy slap the other guy then i would do that.

If backpressure is such bullsh!t then take off your Greddy cat back and use no exhaust......while your at it take off your headers to.....You wont have to worry about backpreasure anymore.... Im sure you will be happy with your results!

the backpressure theory is bullshit...low end loses (if there are any) have nothing to do with backpressure...take any fluid flow mechanics class and then holla at ya boy... get the right aftermarket parts and u'll be aiight...and the 12hp gain, that was at the wheels im sure, sounds like he got some weak parts....and when u dyno a car the hp gain is always gonna seem alot less than what you thought u'd be getting because when companies rate their mods they normally rate it as a gross gain (at the flywheel or crank) but when u dyno it u're measuring the net gain at the wheels after powerlosses thru the suspension, drivetrain, etc so it's gonna seem lower than you expected. And one thing you have to remember, not all mods are the same...one intake may add 10 while another only adds 3...one cat back may add 12 while another adds 4...research the parts before you get'em, make sure you get the parts with the biggest gains so you're not kicking yourself in the ass for gettin the wrong shit...and whoever said backpressure wasn't bullshit, u need to do a search for the thread where backpressure is thoroughly explained for what it is....restriction to flow IS NOT GOOD. if backpressure is so good, why not just stuff a potatoe in your exhaust? then u'll have all the backpressure u ever wanted, and according to your theory your low end torque should go thru the roof.....pure bullshit
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Old Apr 9, 2004 | 03:47 AM
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Originally Posted by swede
ANYWAY!!!!
Take some Ridlin and focus, bros!
So weight reduction-- are we talking CF hood, fiberglass bodypanels, etc.?
remove anything you can live without and still drive it legally and lighter weight body panels such as hood, fenders, trunklid etc.. would help too
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Old Apr 10, 2004 | 12:25 AM
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Originally Posted by ODUB
the backpressure theory is bullshit...low end loses (if there are any) and the 12hp gain, that was at the wheels im sure, sounds like he got some weak parts....and when u dyno a car the hp gain is always gonna seem alot less than what you thought u'd be getting because when companies rate their mods they normally rate it as a gross gain (at the flywheel or crank) but when u dyno it u're measuring the net gain at the wheels after powerlosses thru the suspension, drivetrain, etc so it's gonna seem lower than you expected. And one thing you have to remember, not all mods are the same...one intake may add 10 while another only adds 3...one cat back may add 12 while another adds 4...research the parts before you get'em, make sure you get the parts with the biggest gains so you're not kicking yourself in the ass for gettin the wrong shit...

uh okay. Thanks for the lecture but I already knew all that wayyyyyyyyyyyyy long ago, and so did my boy. And what really counts? = whp :doh: What I'm saying is that, adding those add-ons seem nice but they don't change anything much for a stock accord. I now begin to think those are just for cosmetic, believe it or not.

I've been driven in both stock and swapped accord. Even with many add-ons, the stock still slow as ever. It's even slow with a swap. Well, to my personal opinion, that's all.
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Old Apr 10, 2004 | 03:19 AM
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Originally Posted by PoohBoi
uh okay. Thanks for the lecture but I already knew all that wayyyyyyyyyyyyy long ago, and so did my boy. And what really counts? = whp :doh: What I'm saying is that, adding those add-ons seem nice but they don't change anything much for a stock accord. I now begin to think those are just for cosmetic, believe it or not.

I've been driven in both stock and swapped accord. Even with many add-ons, the stock still slow as ever. It's even slow with a swap. Well, to my personal opinion, that's all.
even an accord with a swap and all the basic bolt ons isn't going to fast by any means, however it will be faster than a stock accord. with hondas, it's all about expectations and how much money you're willing to sink into it to make it remotely fast.
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