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    Pacesetter catback exhaust?

    I plan on turbocharging my car in the near future, and I know as far that back pressure in a turbocharged exhaust setup is bad, as different from back pressure in a N/A setup i.e. scavanging. My question being, the pacestter catback exhaust the only one they make for a A series, is the muffeler chambered or is it a straight through design? And does anyone use this exhaust on there car, and do you like it?



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    Re: Pacesetter catback exhaust?

    I have one. The muffler that comes with it is chambered, restrictive, and loud. Pipe is good, but definitely too small for turbo. It's the only performance exhaust being made for the A series.
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    Re: Pacesetter catback exhaust?

    If you are gonna turbo you will want a MIN of 2.5inch piping, and not the crushed bent stuff either. Best size would be a 2.75-3inch exhaust depending on how big your turbo is.
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    Re: Pacesetter catback exhaust?

    It's really not that hard to build your own cat-back exhaust. I did it with my dad in a weekend, but if I were to do it again I could probably do it in a day since we know what we're doing this time around.
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    Re: Pacesetter catback exhaust?

    If I made my own exhaust (I am a welding major at pct lol) which would be a good non restrictive muffler to use, other than a rice can?

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    Re: Pacesetter catback exhaust?

    Quote Originally Posted by 87SIA20A3T View Post
    If I made my own exhaust (I am a welding major at pct lol) which would be a good non restrictive muffler to use, other than a rice can?
    magnflow has one flowmaster the name brand ones lol

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    Re: Pacesetter catback exhaust?

    I have the pacesetter exhaust and I would not call it loud by any means. It is a chambered design, so more restrictive than i would recommend for a turbo. I like it though, it has a nice sound on my car. Mine is carb'd though, and the fi engines sound different (stock even) to me.

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    Re: Pacesetter catback exhaust?

    rice can ftw!!!

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    Re: Pacesetter catback exhaust?

    Quote Originally Posted by 87SIA20A3T View Post
    If I made my own exhaust (I am a welding major at pct lol) which would be a good non restrictive muffler to use, other than a rice can?
    I've got a magnaflow muffler on mine, and it sounds really nice. Not raspy at all.
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    Re: Pacesetter catback exhaust?

    i have headers, high flow cat and magnaflow muffler....its raspy when the cat is cold i guess...but my car runs so rich i think i clogged my cat.

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    Re: Pacesetter catback exhaust?

    Quote Originally Posted by 87SIA20A3T View Post
    I plan on turbocharging my car in the near future, and I know as far that back pressure in a turbocharged exhaust setup is bad, as different from back pressure in a N/A setup i.e. scavanging. My question being, the pacestter catback exhaust the only one they make for a A series, is the muffeler chambered or is it a straight through design? And does anyone use this exhaust on there car, and do you like it?
    where are you located at?? im in PA, if your near me ill show you what it looks like.

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    Re: Pacesetter catback exhaust?

    damn! I live in connecticut, but I go to school in williamsport pa

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    Re: Pacesetter catback exhaust?

    Quote Originally Posted by MessyHonda View Post
    i have headers, high flow cat and magnaflow muffler....its raspy when the cat is cold i guess...but my car runs so rich i think i clogged my cat.
    straight pipe ftw!

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