much louder - straight through midpipe + catless downpipes
live'able louder - cobb catted midpipe + catless downpipes
live'able louder - cobb catted midpipe + catless downpipes
Thismuch louder - straight through midpipe + catless downpipes
live'able louder - cobb catted midpipe + catless downpipes
+1 the AAM Competition non-resonated mid pipe is a proven design that is priced reasonably: http://aamcompetition.com/i-4560643-aam-competition-gt-r-non-res-midpipe.htmlI have the AAM non-resonated mid pipe and I LOVE IT! The sound on the 2012 is a major improvement!
Is your mid pipe an easy DIY job for someone with decent tools and facilities but not the most mechanically inclined. Looking to run 10.90's this fall with cool weather and want to use minimal mod's. Ran 11.29 at 125 mph (1.73 60 ft) in 85 degree weather (roughly 2,500 DA) so expect to pick up 2 tenths with cool low humidity weather and better 60 foot. Need another tenth or so. Will this do the job on my 2012?+1 the AAM Competition non-resonated mid pipe is a proven design that is priced reasonably: http://aamcompetitio...es-midpipe.html
Around 100 additional hp if you opt for a custom tune with those mods.Wow AAM sounds like the way to go! What type of HP Gains can be expected with a mid pipe, exhaust and Cobb stage 2? Any experiences?
btw, thanks guys for the input!