Pruven Exhaust/RMR Intake
I just wanted someones out look on this. I have a RMR intake and am considering buying Pruven's muffler exhaust system. Pruven says it gives around 12hp and 10lbs of torque. Is this set up a good one, or do I need a down pipe also, and if I need a downpipe which one? I just don't want to spend 800 on the full exhaust from JIC.
Thanks Guys, How about the set up or the downpipe? Also just an FYI I got my clutch replaced last week and it feels a lot better than the first one, its another stock one after 6000 miles. Just don't rev up the car and drop the clutch, AWD is not ment for that. I learned the hard way $1400 for new clutch from the dealer, I got it for their cost though $700
I just read on pruven's website that after installing the pruven axel back muffler you gain hp and torque,but it makes you lose psi and you need a boost controller to up it at normal 19psi is that true with every exhaust????
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Originally posted by EVILEVO13
I just read on pruven's website that after installing the pruven axel back muffler you gain hp and torque,but it makes you lose psi and you need a boost controller to up it at normal 19psi is that true with every exhaust????
I just read on pruven's website that after installing the pruven axel back muffler you gain hp and torque,but it makes you lose psi and you need a boost controller to up it at normal 19psi is that true with every exhaust????
Eric
Originally posted by Eric Lyublinsky
It seems like you gain Boost with a axle back or test pipe. I think the site needs to be updated.
Eric
It seems like you gain Boost with a axle back or test pipe. I think the site needs to be updated.
Eric
The site should claim that one should buy a boost controller to 'turn down' the boost a notch ot two if he/she prefers to run 19.5 psi, because a free flowing exhaust increases boost output by 1-2 psi. Their claim sounds back-asswords to me.
Last edited by evo1; Aug 12, 2003 at 12:02 PM.
Originally posted by evo1
You're right Eric ... a free'd up high flowing exhaust system increases boost by 1-2 psi ... I confirmed this with my HKS EVC V bc. After installing my turbo back, I had to back off a bit on my boost control settings because boost output was much higher after the install.
The site should claim that one should buy a boost controller to 'turn down' the boost a notch ot two if he/she prefers to run 19.5 psi, because a free flowing exhaust increases boost output by 1-2 psi. Their claim sounds back-asswords to me.
You're right Eric ... a free'd up high flowing exhaust system increases boost by 1-2 psi ... I confirmed this with my HKS EVC V bc. After installing my turbo back, I had to back off a bit on my boost control settings because boost output was much higher after the install.
The site should claim that one should buy a boost controller to 'turn down' the boost a notch ot two if he/she prefers to run 19.5 psi, because a free flowing exhaust increases boost output by 1-2 psi. Their claim sounds back-asswords to me.
So a MBC or EBC is kinda not the topic here.
Eric
I thought that boost loss (psi) was attributable to the "test pipe" and the system having no back pressure where a cat converter would provide the only remaining back pressure in the system
Is anybody running a DP with Axel back - any Butt dynos?
Is anybody running a DP with Axel back - any Butt dynos?
Originally posted by evo1
You're right Eric ... a free'd up high flowing exhaust system increases boost by 1-2 psi ... I confirmed this with my HKS EVC V bc. After installing my turbo back, I had to back off a bit on my boost control settings because boost output was much higher after the install.
The site should claim that one should buy a boost controller to 'turn down' the boost a notch ot two if he/she prefers to run 19.5 psi, because a free flowing exhaust increases boost output by 1-2 psi. Their claim sounds back-asswords to me.
You're right Eric ... a free'd up high flowing exhaust system increases boost by 1-2 psi ... I confirmed this with my HKS EVC V bc. After installing my turbo back, I had to back off a bit on my boost control settings because boost output was much higher after the install.
The site should claim that one should buy a boost controller to 'turn down' the boost a notch ot two if he/she prefers to run 19.5 psi, because a free flowing exhaust increases boost output by 1-2 psi. Their claim sounds back-asswords to me.
There is a flapper in the rear muffler which closes at low rpms and helps raise the boost - actually the evo boost control is NOT closed loop - when you remove the muffler and the test pipe - the boost goes down - when you install a boost controller and get the boost back to stock - or higher - then you see some good power gains
Is the power loss attributable to removal of the cat converter for the (test pipe)? What if the cat converter is left stock and just an axel back is added or a cat back exhaust - any power loss then? What's causing the loss? Thanks in advance...
Originally posted by Alfriedesq
Actually - Pruven is right and you are wrong
There is a flapper in the rear muffler which closes at low rpms and helps raise the boost - actually the evo boost control is NOT closed loop - when you remove the muffler and the test pipe - the boost goes down - when you install a boost controller and get the boost back to stock - or higher - then you see some good power gains
Actually - Pruven is right and you are wrong
There is a flapper in the rear muffler which closes at low rpms and helps raise the boost - actually the evo boost control is NOT closed loop - when you remove the muffler and the test pipe - the boost goes down - when you install a boost controller and get the boost back to stock - or higher - then you see some good power gains
FYI
Eric


