Lib 3.0LR wrote:Robbks wrote:Nice!
So does that mean just bolt on a stock car and get some gain

Correcto!
the thing is they simply have to be more efficient at removing the exhaust gas from the cylinders. (better flow) than the factory items
this is what we're all trying to achieve here.
as a by-product of this efficiency you get better fuel economy as the engine doesn't have to work so hard to get the gas out (pumping losses)
you also get less residual heat left in the cylinders which again increases the efficiency of the engine.
And because of less heat, the ECU will see less knock and be able to advance timing more which gains more power and efficiency again.
even if the gains don'e really get the car moving much faster, you will see improvements under normal driving conditions in responsiveness and fuel consumption.
whether you think $700 is worhwhile spending to do so, well that's personal preference.
but i'd say that spending $700 on these is a far better idea than spending $700 on a set of used STi mufflers just because they have 4 holes coming out of them....
