What Is Exhaust
Would a CAI do to fuel efficiency? I know I went from 24 mpg to a wopping 27-29 mpg, that is with a straight 2.5" piping, no cat. converter either?
and yea, Knight2dro hit it right on the spots, howstuffworks.com basically explain everything basics about car with some cool pics as well.
and yea, Knight2dro hit it right on the spots, howstuffworks.com basically explain everything basics about car with some cool pics as well.
Originally posted by Type-r//Si
how can i make a honda accord 95 more fuel effecient
how can i make a honda accord 95 more fuel effecient
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In all seriousness, just avoid romping on the gas... I get about 35MPG in my Civic when I romp on it, and over 40MPG if I'm easy on the car...
Exhaust is also the gases being exspelled from the engine. Hot gas exiting the engine flows through the exhaust manifold (header), through the catalitic converter, and then exits out the muffler. The faster the flow of the exhaust gases the better performance you will get out of you engine. Bigger piping doesnt neccessarily mean faster flow so deciding the right size exhaust for your engine is very important. :fawk:
Originally posted by Eklypse39
both have their benefits, but you want your car to have the largest diameter piping. on an accord V6, most people go with the comptech axel back system. the stock piping is already at 3 inches and most aftermarket cat backs are 2.5 inches.
both have their benefits, but you want your car to have the largest diameter piping. on an accord V6, most people go with the comptech axel back system. the stock piping is already at 3 inches and most aftermarket cat backs are 2.5 inches.


