What exhaust mod for most perf. boost on 2nd gen blazers?
I have heard different stuff about this topic all over the place.
I have had people tell me that changing the headers is the best thing u can do to benefit most from since "The rest of the exhaust is well engineered" Then I have heard the exact opposite as to not even bother with getting headers. I also heard someone say to just get rid of the cat and the muffler which I'd believe if it was an older vehicle... So is there a part of the exhaust system of this vehicle that you would benefit the most by changing? Also I am not looking to change the sound of the car, make it lowder, more quiet or whatever, I just want to know if there is anyway to get a performance boost by doing a mod on the exhaust system alone. Thanks |
Hi flow cat and muffler
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Wow, no answers at all, I was wondering the same thing.
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Well there is an answer, albeit a simple one. A high flow cat and muffler would be the easiest and most bang for your buck answer there is.
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Also look into upgrading your Y pipe. The factory Y pipes are known to be restrictive as well. Don't expect anything huge from all this alone tho.
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where do u find hi flow cats or mufflers from anyway????
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Magnaflow has a nice high flow cat y pipe
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has anyone found a y pipe that will fit a 4wd 4 door? all that I have found says that they will not fit my 1999.
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This is a late reply for you but here is a link for performance gains with partial exhaust system. Gibson Performance Exhaust - Cat-Back Single Exhaust System, Stainless #614521
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Fact is, no exhaust system will add power. All it can do is free whatever power the engine produces. Advertising puff aside, does anybody actually believe an exhaust on a naturally aspirated engine will add 10-15 HP? Like most engines designed back in the 80's (yes, that's when they were designed), these require internal modifications to really make a noticeable difference.
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