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Old 10-10-2006, 07:26 PM
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I have seen many threads about sidepipes being too restrictive but I'd have to say the undercar exhausts are even more restrictive, especially given the extra length.

My car (#1660) has 2.25" pipes from the headers to the tailpipe and I'm not an engineer or motorhead but that seems just too restrictive. The factory knows what kind of engines are being installed in these cars but that is what they supply.

I've never had any clearance issues but I did raise the ride height a bit for the initial NJ safety inspection and have not yet lowered it back down.

This is my answer to a restrictive exhaust:

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Old 10-10-2006, 07:40 PM
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No Clearance Issues, but I am not using the standard exhaust. We installed a 2.5" system front to back, in the orginal style, but tucked it up more.

Regarding restriction. I am no expert, but my understanding is that you can get more performace (HP) out of an undercar system, than you can out of a sidepipes system - (now donning flame proof underwear) - But again, I am no expert and that's just what I have heard.

Also, having had sidepipes, and now undercar, I WAY prefer under car, for looks and comfort driving.

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