Car Redlines Too Easily With New Exhaust
I had the TSP Rumbler and SLP Y-Pipe installed last Thursday and I finally had time tonight to go and open it up on a few back roads tonight.
From a dead stop punch, my tach needle went into the redline waaaaay too easily than before. I let off when I saw it going past 6K. Have any of you had this problem before, and can it possibly be attributed to a loss of back pressure/low end? The car feels slightly stronger with this new exhaust up top and on the highway, but the premature redlining has me wondering if this is normal.
From a dead stop punch, my tach needle went into the redline waaaaay too easily than before. I let off when I saw it going past 6K. Have any of you had this problem before, and can it possibly be attributed to a loss of back pressure/low end? The car feels slightly stronger with this new exhaust up top and on the highway, but the premature redlining has me wondering if this is normal.
Re: Car Redlines Too Easily With New Exhaust
Stock tachs are innacurate. Get a shift light. Getting to your redline quicker is a good thing for performance anyway.
If you lost any low end its because you're running richer now, not from any lack of back pressure. Backpressure = torque is a myth, exhaust velocity = torque.
If you lost any low end its because you're running richer now, not from any lack of back pressure. Backpressure = torque is a myth, exhaust velocity = torque.
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