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06-23-2007, 11:12 PM #21Exalted Cyclops
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2002 Z28 A4 NBM- Sadly now demodded :(
Y-pipe runs the headers (or stock exhaust) into 1 pipe (The "I" pipe) then over the axel into the muffler.
I have QTP headers (LT or Long Tubes) which runs into a 3" custom Y-pipe which runs into the factory I pipe onto which I had a QTP electric 3" cutout welded. This in turn runs out the factory muffler and tips. Very quiet when closed. Very loud when open.
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06-24-2007, 11:38 AM #22
What about performance wise? What is an advantage of having the Y pipe?
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06-26-2007, 09:46 AM #23
ive heard of some guys getting close to that or right around that with the right heads and cam and all the valve train work as well ie.....shaft mount roller rockers springs and retainers with a large cam also make sure the heads that you get are 2.02/1.60 valves and that they are cathedral ported the shop will know what ya mean i have slp stage 3 heads and i love em with an ls1 intake and stock maf and what not and i had a mild cam i made 412 rwhp on a shitty tune dude tuned way to rich. i would of made more but oh well anyway hope that helps i think the other place i would call is cartek i think they may be a sponser on here if not look on ls1 tech im almost positive they are on there happy shopping..... later.
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06-26-2007, 09:52 AM #24
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06-26-2007, 10:32 AM #25
dude, i'm all about the bragging rights of unusable hp lol. after i install my lt's/ory, ud pulley and get a tune i should be around 400 hp at the crank. that number just sounds so much better than the stock 325 doesnt it?
as of yet i havent done a single suspension mod to my car...maybe later once i run out of bolt ons to do
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06-26-2007, 02:52 PM #26Just me
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Talk about awful grammar on my part ^
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07-01-2007, 01:28 PM #27
The moser 9 is a great rear end, but I wouldn't make that a first mod... Has noone here driven a bolt-on car with a 9-inch? It'll suck the fun right outta the car. Plain and simply, the 9-inch is the strongest answer to the weak 10-bolt, but that's because it's the most durable, and resultingly the heaviest. This creates enormous parasitic loss, and as far as I'm concerned, I don't want to give away that power until the car is making enough to threaten the 10 bolt!
She's baaaaaccccck...
'02 Z/28 M6 Hardtop
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07-01-2007, 03:53 PM #28Senior Member
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Bright Rally Red- 2000 Camaro SS #5075 M6
So how much more does the moser 9 weigh than the stock 10 bolt? What other factors make the moser 9 create that much of a loss? I have heard of stock M6 cars breaking the rear end, in your opinion at what point does the stock rear need to be upgraded? And if you do break the rear is it just as simple as buying a new one and replacing it? Thanks
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07-01-2007, 06:21 PM #29
yeah i'm kinda curious about this too because after i do my header/ory install later this summer and get my ud pulley and dyno tune i should be making over 400 hp to the crank and around 350 to the wheels. i'm hoping i wont need to go spend like 2 grand for a new rear end on top of all the other mods.
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07-02-2007, 02:46 AM #30
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07-03-2007, 10:06 AM #31
as for your curiousity i have a 10 bolt and it was fine,if you spend a few bucks for some parts. a friend of mine built mine and it's good for a mid 10 pass n/a no nitrous on it or at least not the hole shot after is fine. i was at about 475 to 500 fwhp which was around 410 to the ground and i beat the shit out of that rearend and it held up fine. buy a detroit locker and at least motive gears or better(thats whats in mine)
if it is built right the 10 bolt will hold 500 fwhp no problem hope that helps.
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07-03-2007, 10:32 AM #32
your list of first-to-do mods looks good. I'd add a set of 4.11's into the mix too. If you have the money, I would buy the Kooks headers-nothing replaces quality. To answer your clutch question, my stock one went out around 24,000 miles with basic bolt-ons on the car. From there I went with a SPEC stage 3 which lasted a couple years and replaced that with a Textralia Exo-Skel when the 408 went it. The car is now being swapped over to a TH400 as we speak.
As for the rear end....I would get a 12 bolt or 9 inch when you start to get serious with the mods-(HC/FI/bigger cubes,etc.) I kept my 10 bolt with GM Superior gears and a girdle when I had a cam and it was fine. My friend runs it now on his car with no issues as far as I know. I run a Strange 12 bolt w/ 33 spline axles and 4.11's. That being said, I broke it a couple fridays ago at the track launching from 5,000 RPMs with 4.30s in there when I still had the six speed. Now its got a full spool...
With basic bolt ons untuned my car made 344/354 to the wheels on a dynojet so you shouldn't have any problems making over 350 tuned. I've had alot of combinations on my car so feel free to get ahold of me if you have any questions.
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07-04-2007, 10:00 AM #33UberTapping Friction Pimp
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I'm dropping in a Moser 9" next week. It'll have Eaton Posi and 3.70s. Its from EPP Exotic Performance Plus. Weight wise, I was told it would only be like 5-10 pounds more than the stocker (aluminum case).
I can't wait. It should be awesome!
Do not beef up the stocker...sooner or later, you WILL break it!"I am the executioner. When a crime is committed and the exalted state does not take vengeance nor move to punish, then comes time for the executioner to declare himself. I have waited long enough. The criminals are hereby sentenced to death. By fire. By earth. By water."
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07-04-2007, 11:39 AM #34
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