straight pipe?

[djcaz_aom]

Just hold up your marshmallows...

[vinbon63]

lol...You guys know what I mean, they're just those small back-fire flames.

[Rahhstah]

I'm guessing it'll just be louder.

I had glasspacks add in to quiet down my exhaust. I have noticed no performance change since adding that in. (it's not any slower, just lots quieter!..)

[dsyple]

This is true. Straight pipe on almost stock motors really do not net much gains at all. This only applies to NA cars. Turbo cars on the other hand thats a diff story. Also if you have a high hp/compression NA car it can benefit from a straight pipe. As for stock f22a motors I dont think it will benefit much unless you go turbo. Engine displacement might also have something to do it. NA v8s v6s running straight pipe usually gain a couple horses here and there as I have seen but its still really not that much.

ummm.....i got a straight pipe under my f22a4 2.25 inch no resonator nor cataylitic....and i hit a 16.0 on my car at the quarter mile....my video is in the off topic section........and as for raspy ness.....very little you don't really hear it....ionno...i guess it's my car...and everyones car is diff....

[NAiL05]

ummm.....i got a straight pipe under my f22a4 2.25 inch no resonator nor cataylitic....and i hit a 16.0 on my car at the quarter mile....my video is in the off topic section........and as for raspy ness.....very little you don't really hear it....ionno...i guess it's my car...and everyones car is diff....

Yes cars are different. It doesnt matter if you have straight pipe and you ran a 16. There are other contributing factors. Its a drivers race. Yes I have seen your video (nice video btw). Some people already pulled off low 16s with stock 5spd accords. So doesnt take much I would think to drive a car to the 16s if not breeak 15s.

[90_accord_22657]

ive been running stright pipes one of the loudest car in my town next to a 97 supra with exhaust the size of air condition ducts haha

[jdm4doorcb7]

my buddy had strait pipe on his accord and omg it was sooooooooo loud he didnt like it well really nobody did lol

[simactive]

http://www.importtuner.com/features/...erter_removal/
Thats an article about testing three different system incuding using a straight pipe, might be worth to take a gander.

[croc-note]

I have a little question... Here in Quebec (maybe in the rest of the Canada too ) we don't have emission test or thing like that.. so a straight pipe exhaust is it the best thing ????
Or putting a "Hi-Flow" converter of E-Bay ??? Maybe not the cheapest one (the one at like 9,99$)

[gloryaccordy]

I have a 2.25" straight pipe with a resonator and a stockish muffler. When I had the same setup but an OBX Twin Loop the top end was ever so slightly stronger, but the car was unbearably loud. I got a stock 2" muffler, and top end suffered a little bit, but the car is just as strong and my exhaust note is perfect...louder than stock but not drony off throttle.

[simactive]

I have a little question... Here in Quebec (maybe in the rest of the Canada too ) we don't have emission test or thing like that.. so a straight pipe exhaust is it the best thing ????
Or putting a "Hi-Flow" converter of E-Bay ??? Maybe not the cheapest one (the one at like 9,99$)

HAHHHAHAHAHHAHHAAHHAHAH Oh mannnn i wish the rest of Canada didn't have that rule, well in maybe so but in Ontario you must go through the drive clean test so it would be illegal here. Well in southern ontario you have to get it done. I dunno i think it you can make more power without increasing emissions it might be a good thing, i dunno that is what i believe. Read that acticle that i have linked above. The straight pipe doesn't really gain you that much power, but if anyone else has an input i more then game for it haha.

[borisdookie7]

californias the gayest tho, theirs is the most strict, it sux cuz i have to switch everything back to stock everytime i go to get a smog done