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Join Date: Dec 2004
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Dual 2.25" pipes actually flow over 900cfm. Considering a 70mm T/B flows approx 700cfm, the dual 2.25 pipes are actually way over the ~75% intake to exhaust ratio required for good performance. A 5L even revving to 8000rpm only requires 700cfm of intake, and that's based on 100%VE. In other words, a dual 2.25 system is more than capable of providing a restriction free exhaust for any N/A street car. The muffler quality is far far more important in an exhaust system.
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