ok i have a frits bits 6b on my car with matching front pipes
but i have no crossover in my system
so my Q
can i buy or have a crossover made to go into my pipes??
would it make any difference to things??
cheers
Daz
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A cross over pipe cannot just be put anywhere. The whole system needs to be designed to incorporate it. Adding it randomly anywhere (like some very large manufacturers do!) does nothing but cause turbulence.
Fit your manifold as it is. It will make a nice noise. Downsides to that manifold, as tested on the rollers, is bottom end power and torque loss, around 1-2 bhp gains after about 4000 rpm.
Fit your manifold as it is. It will make a nice noise. Downsides to that manifold, as tested on the rollers, is bottom end power and torque loss, around 1-2 bhp gains after about 4000 rpm.
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no worries sal
its been on a few weeks now and has now worn in a bit so is sounding pretty good
just a shame its not adding any real benefit
altho i have to say it feels better at the top end
cheers
Daz
its been on a few weeks now and has now worn in a bit so is sounding pretty good
just a shame its not adding any real benefit
altho i have to say it feels better at the top end
cheers
Daz
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in the shit,the one to blame,yeh its all my fault ;)
in the shit,the one to blame,yeh its all my fault ;)

