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There are a few different types of s14 exhaust systems. There is your cat-back exhaust, and also you have your turbo-back exhaust. The difference between the two are fairly distinctive, and you should really consider reading through this before deciding which to buy for your car.
Cat Back systems usually run a larger diameter exhaust pipe then the stock pipe that came on your stock s14 exhaust system. To reduce the back pressure these systems usually have mandrel-bent turn to allow the exhaust gas to exit with less restriction. Another nifty thing about Cat-Back exhaust systems are that the mufflers that come with the kits most of the time are glasspacks. This out puts louder sound then your stock system would put out.
Then you have your Turbo Back exhaust. This exhaust system is made to be ran with an aftermarket turbocharger. Sometimes the stock catalytic converter is replaced in a turbo-back system with other catalytic converters to give you less flow restriction.
That is just a little information about the two systems. Â In reference to buying one of the two, if you have a turbo in your s14 then you should go with the turbo back exhaust. But if you don't have a turbocharger then you should choose the cat back system. If you choose the turbo back exhaust and you don't have a turbo charger you are actually hurting your cars performance.
Here is a small assortment of Cat-Back s14 exhaust for you to have a look at!
Jeff R. Kent is an online entrepreneur and a Tuner fanatic. To see more information about s14, s13, or sr20det check out his website at http://www.s14exhaust.com
Cat-back exhaust - an elegant way to improve car performance
If you want to improve car performance there are several car after market products that help you do that. There are many options you will need to evaluate before you can make a confident choice.
Some like a cold air intake do it by improving combustion other such as some components of body kits do so by improving the aerodynamics. Some do it by reducing the car weight such as a carbon fiber hood. Some even do it by reducing component weight such as light engine pulleys.
Amongst all these products there is one product that improves engine performance in an elegant manner. That is a cat-back exhaust. Why is it elegant? Because in improving the cars performance it doesn’t stress the engine more. Rather it reduces the stress on the engine.
To understand how a cat-back exhaust improves engine performance you must understand in simple terms how an engine generates power. An engine is where fuel is mixed with air and then compressed. Once it is compressed the mixture is ignited and the resultant energy generates the power. However along with the energy exhaust gases are also generated when the fuel air mixture is ignited. And before the next lot of fuel air mixture can be ignited these exhaust gases have to be removed. Now exhaust gases travel out of the engine through a series of components such as a silencer and a catalytic converter onto the final exhaust pipe. The resistance they encounter in leaving the engine creates what is known as the back pressure. The lower the back pressure the faster the exhaust gases can leave the engine.
The size and design of the final exhaust pipe impacts the ease with which the exhaust gases can make the final exit. In a cat-back exhaust the pipe diameter is larger than normal. Also the bends are designed such that back pressure is minimized. By allowing exhaust gases to leave quickly a cat-back exhaust enables the next combustion cycle to take place more easily and therefore it improves the engine performance.
You can find more information on cat- back exhausts at www.ilovebodykits.com.
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Louie Liu has been in the car aftermarket products industry for 5years. He has specialized in body kits, headlights, cold air intakes and other aftermarket products. He has deep knowledge of a wide range of products including knowledge of benefits of body kits and other products, product options and how to choose a car aftermarket product. You can learn about a wide range of body kits and other car aftermarket products at his site www.ilovebodykits.com.
Questions about turbo back exhaust..?
I was planning on getting turoback exhaust on my 2003 VW gti 20th Ae and I have heard many diffrent things. First I wa wondering about backpressure. I have hard it is eede and its not needed. Wht is correct. And what is the best size down pipe and everything for this model.
If you're running stock get no greater than 3" exhaust or you'll lose backpressure. Basically, the more power you have the bigger you want the exhaust, but if you go too big with smaller outputs then you lose backpressure and lose boost (which may or may not be a bad thing) AND power.
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