Comptech exhaust? Hmmmm

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Jan 6, 2007 | 10:49 AM

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typeR

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Originally Posted by Excelerate

typeR for the record please how many miles do you have on your Acura and how many miles are with the underdrive crank pulley?

i no longer own the car havent for a year when i was done it had about 50K on the pulley

Jan 6, 2007 | 10:57 PM

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jonnyn

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If you look at this image, it looks like just a big hunk of metal to me. I don't see any dampening elements at all.

Jan 23, 2007 | 07:48 PM

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joelsaxton

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Originally Posted by Excelerate

The exhuast gives about 7-8 whp N/A and 12 whp on a S/Ced TL. Who told you the cats were made cheaply? E-Shift has sold many sets of the cats and every single set is still performing well. If you want a great mod you should get the cats: 21whp and 15 ft lbs of tq on average. There are no engine problems or risk with the pulley so please stop believing stupid internet hearsay.

How much gain on a type-S would the cats give?

Jan 23, 2007 | 07:58 PM

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FiveLiterCheater

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Originally Posted by joelsaxton

How much gain on a type-S would the cats give?

Not as much, since the Type-S already has high-flow cats, but i'm sure there will be some gain.

Jan 23, 2007 | 09:11 PM

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MTVtec

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I really like the look. But I find it only looks good with the A-Spec skirt or Ron Jon body kit, it doesn't look good without those kits. It sounds pretty good, too.

As far as gains go, Comptech only estimates 7HP. I would rather have the Comptech exhaust over any custom exhaust as it is backed by a warranty and is made for the vehicle.

Matt