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Originally posted by tw0wheelin:
It's bad... If your backfiring, your risking some potential cylinder and or cat damage. The Y pipe to smaller pipe :rolleyes: doesn't make any sense and will make a mess up your exhaust flow.
My needle might be a little off (because I have taken it off and put it back on because of new gages), and it was probably about 6500 rpm is the backfire. The car seems to be a little more torquier, and if it messes up I really dont wanna be screwed without a car.


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at that high of an RPM I wouldn't worry becasue as far as I know the engine has a soft limiter that starts making changes to reduce the engine's power as the hard limiter (where fuel is cut off) is approached. I suspect that what you are experiencing is this soft limiter.

the flow area of the 2, 1 7/8 pipes you have at your rear split provides over 2 times the flow area of the single pipe heading to the split.


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