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TheSean
06-09-2004, 1:45 AM
i looked on the ERMCA reccomends thread and saw two companies, but do either of them mandrel bend exhaust? Also, who can do one in stainless steel?
Sean
HORSEpower
06-13-2004, 11:48 PM
Mandrel bent exhaust does not yield measurable power increases. Both of those companies do regular bending, which works fine.
Kurt
Cheesesteak
06-14-2004, 3:32 PM
holly hill muffler does mandrel bends, not sure what they use metal wise. I've heard complaints about them, but i held their hand and watched as they did the from scratch dual exhaust on my v6 and it came out straight as an arrow.
You can get pre-bent tubes from Action in stainless or mild steel.
TheSean
06-14-2004, 5:10 PM
Mandrel bent exhaust does not yield measurable power increases. Both of those companies do regular bending, which works fine.
Kurt
Au contraire:
Turbos dont work like regular cars. It is ALL about the exhaust flow in this case, and with 800HP coming out of the engine, I dont mind spending a few extra pennies. There has to be a reason its available :dunno:
Thanks guys.
maximumvelocity
06-14-2004, 10:29 PM
anyone know of a place that does or sells oval mandrel exhaust?
anyone know of a place that does or sells oval mandrel exhaust?
http://www.drgas.com/
HORSEpower
06-14-2004, 11:25 PM
http://www.drgas.com/
Dr. Gas sucks. I have read numerous articles on X-pipes, and the Dr. Gas always yields the least horsepower when compaired to other intermediates made by companies like Bassani, which cost a lot less. Dr. Gas can kiss my ass.
Kurt
They were the only one I knew of. :dunno:
HORSEpower
06-14-2004, 11:32 PM
Well, the point is that mandrel bending isn't going to do shit for the exhaust system. If I were you Sean, I would be more concerned with getting a complete set of unburned pistons in your engine then getting 1/23135845 of a horsepower with a mandrel bent exhaust.
Kurt
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