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  • Bry5on
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    Originally posted by bigjae46 View Post

    It's crappy. Randy pointed out that being aluminum it absorbs a lot of heat which could help explain why the car sucks in hotter temps. He also noticed my IATs were high on the dyno. Randy recommended plasti-dip'ing it. Doing that now, we'll see if it helps.

    Thinking of what the alternative will be,
    Gold foil baby!

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  • bigjae46
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    Originally posted by Nardo S54 View Post

    Very impressive - how do you like your crappy Injen intake? is it modified in anyway?
    It's crappy. Randy pointed out that being aluminum it absorbs a lot of heat which could help explain why the car sucks in hotter temps. He also noticed my IATs were high on the dyno. Randy recommended plasti-dip'ing it. Doing that now, we'll see if it helps.

    Thinking of what the alternative will be,

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  • Nardo S54
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    Originally posted by bigjae46 View Post
    Epic Alpha-N dyno tune
    Megan headers
    3.5" BW race
    Crappy Injen Intake
    JB Racing Flywheel

    337whp/267yq

    That is about 12 more hp! Randy fixed the dip between 4.5k to 5.5k and it feels a lot better from 3.5k to 5.5k.

    The dip between 2.5k to 4k...because of the BW race?

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    Very impressive - how do you like your crappy Injen intake? is it modified in anyway?

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  • bigjae46
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    Originally posted by paulclaude View Post

    Nice power for the spec! The dip low down is due to the merge after the headers on the BW race. You won't be able to tune that out without moving the merge point in the exhaust to further back in the system (i.e. running dual pipes, then merging into single).
    Thanks for the insight!

    I had your canned tune for awhile and worked flawlessly for years! Very happy with it! Dyno’d at 325whp with it.

    I switched because I needed a detune for a NASA class.

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  • paulclaude
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    Originally posted by bigjae46 View Post
    Epic Alpha-N dyno tune
    Megan headers
    3.5" BW race
    Crappy Injen Intake
    JB Racing Flywheel

    337whp/267yq

    That is about 12 more hp! Randy fixed the dip between 4.5k to 5.5k and it feels a lot better from 3.5k to 5.5k.

    The dip between 2.5k to 4k...because of the BW race?

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    Nice power for the spec! The dip low down is due to the merge after the headers on the BW race. You won't be able to tune that out without moving the merge point in the exhaust to further back in the system (i.e. running dual pipes, then merging into single).

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  • bigjae46
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    Epic Alpha-N dyno tune
    Megan headers
    3.5" BW race
    Crappy Injen Intake
    JB Racing Flywheel

    337whp/267yq

    That is about 12 more hp! Randy fixed the dip between 4.5k to 5.5k and it feels a lot better from 3.5k to 5.5k.

    The dip between 2.5k to 4k...because of the BW race?

    Click image for larger version

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  • CrisSilberGrau
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    Originally posted by Cronenberged View Post

    What was your buddies set up like, headers, Sec 1, 2, cams, intake…..anything else.
    Oem euro headers, CPI rasp sec 1, oem sec 2, DIXIS. With and AFE intake car made around 315whp on a dynojet, Hassan mentioned the sec3/muffler was slightly holding back. It matters if you are after every little bit.
    Last edited by CrisSilberGrau; 12-18-2024, 08:26 AM.

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  • Cronenberged
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    Originally posted by CrisSilberGrau View Post

    Anything with that sharp 180deg bend will rob some power (DIXIS, Gruppe M, etc.), dyno looks a bit wavy. This happened to a friend with DIXIS exhaust.

    If you dont care, Dinan has the best flow, 2.5in dual. After that I think it’s the SCZA or Scorza, then maybe SS Race. Id love an SS race with 2.5in piping just dont think theyd make one anymore.
    What was your buddies set up like, headers, Sec 1, 2, cams, intake…..anything else.

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  • IND-Distribution
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    Originally posted by CrisSilberGrau View Post

    Will be very interested in a race muffler with 63.5mm piping, this will make the muffler quieter even by a bit. The weight is more key for me vs the SCZA, as well as the flow which might be marginally better on the SS. DM'ed.
    PM replied. Honestly I'm not sure the 60 to 63.5mm change will really be discernable in tone or volume, but maybe it will a tiny bit deeper? The weight will also go up ever-so-slightly. SS quotes the original race at 28 lbs, so figure such a small change in diameter shouldn't add more than a couple pounds and will still be a bit lighter than the SCZA.

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  • CrisSilberGrau
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    Originally posted by IND-Distribution View Post
    As you guys have identified, Supersprint will essentially do any (reasonable) pipe diameter with any jig they've created and it usually just requires a special request. Over time (and based on demand), they have been adding new part numbers to the catalog to cover these "special requests". As they already had the 63.5mm segment for the E46, it only made sense to add the 63.5mm rear SKU. They just added the new SKU last week so you're not crazy.
    Will be very interested in a race muffler with 63.5mm piping, this will make the muffler quieter even by a bit. The weight is more key for me vs the SCZA, as well as the flow which might be marginally better on the SS. DM'ed.

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  • IND-Distribution
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    As you guys have identified, Supersprint will essentially do any (reasonable) pipe diameter with any jig they've created and it usually just requires a special request. Over time (and based on demand), they have been adding new part numbers to the catalog to cover these "special requests". As they already had the 63.5mm segment for the E46, it only made sense to add the 63.5mm rear SKU. They just added the new SKU last week so you're not crazy.

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  • Cronenberged
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    Hmmm maybe try the acquisition through IND-Distribution

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  • CrisSilberGrau
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    Cronenberged I think its a special request, I've tried messaging them to request pricing either on IG or email but got generic responses that lead nowhere ie. "look at the 63.5mm system". However, its commonly known that the part #for the race muffler is the same regardless if you select 60mm or 63.5mm on their site. I think there may be a language barrier not sure. I would like a 63.5mm race muffler as well.

    EDIT: Something changed on their site, just checked

    63.5mm system select part nr#045006 - this has a blue dot on their website signifying "on demand" production.
    60.0mm system select part nr#044006

    This is new, it was all the same part numbers on their site a few months ago. I checked and posted in another thread.
    Last edited by CrisSilberGrau; 12-17-2024, 10:15 AM.

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  • Cronenberged
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    CrisSilberGrau you can still get the 2.5” SS Race it’s just a special request.

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  • CrisSilberGrau
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    Originally posted by Cronenberged View Post
    Anyone know of Sec 3 exhausts that rob power and which ones don’t.
    Anything with that sharp 180deg bend will rob some power (DIXIS, Gruppe M, etc.), dyno looks a bit wavy. This happened to a friend with DIXIS exhaust.

    If you dont care, Dinan has the best flow, 2.5in dual. After that I think its the SCZA or Scorza, then maybe SS Race. Id love an SS race with 2.5in piping just dont think theyd make one anymore.

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