Recommendations for new exhaust
Hell, maybe they are assholes.. but I think the bottom line is that they have unfortunately been given a reason to profile. Not Bedford specifically, but police in general. Stereotypes are often moderately accurate if you think about it. I'm not talking about racially, but I am referring more or less to modified cars, suv's, etc.
I'm a call it like I see it person. I typically give people the benefit of the doubt, and I'm sympathetic. On the other hand, I don't sugar coat things or defend people when they're in the wrong. When I say that bedford city cops harass young people and/or non-whites with no reason to, put your money on it being true.
In general, cops can only enforce laws that are set. If "we" want things changed, "we" need to take it up with those that make laws.
how long have they been on the car?do they leak at all when closed?
my old Quicktime cutout had taken a shit about a year ago,after five years of abuse.i'm happy with how long it lasted,but it always leaked a little when closed.
i'll need another cutout for my new downpipe.i really like the Doug's units:
http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...59640_-1_11529.but,at $600 a pair,they're pretty pricey(and only available in pairs.guess i could put one on my daily driver for fun
)
i'm trying to find something decent for under $200....
Chris
my old Quicktime cutout had taken a shit about a year ago,after five years of abuse.i'm happy with how long it lasted,but it always leaked a little when closed.
i'll need another cutout for my new downpipe.i really like the Doug's units:
http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...59640_-1_11529.but,at $600 a pair,they're pretty pricey(and only available in pairs.guess i could put one on my daily driver for fun
)i'm trying to find something decent for under $200....
Chris
I also wanted to point out this actuator controller cut-out made by ATPturbo.
http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/me...egory_Code=BCS
It's controlled the same way as an internal wastegate actuator. I always thought it would be sick to mount this near the turbine exit. Before the set psi the exhaust is routed through the turbo-back, but after XX psi, the valve will open allowing open exhaust. I figure since most of us dump our wastegates to the atmosphere anyway, the extra noise won't matter. I wish I had more input on what psi settings this valve could be controlled at. If possible I'd have it set for 1 psi, that way there is no delay, and no restriction in spool up time. It's also v-band, which is always a plus!
The reason I like this unit is because everything is controlled for you. One thing I always hated about the E-cut-out was I constantly was hitting buttons to make power, where as with an actuated cut-out, it'd make things easier.
Last edited by Spooln4; Jan 29, 2008 at 02:47 PM.
I've never seen the "Doug's" cut-out before. It looks as if it's a sliding design versus the typical "throttle body" valve closing. It also looks as if you cannot connect anything on the outlet portion of that cut-out, ie: if you wanted to route the exit further away. We could always both go in on a dual unit, and split the cost?
I also wanted to point out this actuator controller cut-out made by ATPturbo.
http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/me...egory_Code=BCS
It's controlled the same way as an internal wastegate actuator. I always thought it would be sick to mount this near the turbine exit. Before the set psi the exhaust is routed through the turbo-back, but after XX psi, the valve will open allowing open exhaust. I figure since most of us dump our wastegates to the atmosphere anyway, the extra noise won't matter. I wish I had more input on what psi settings this valve could be controlled at. If possible I'd have it set for 1 psi, that way there is no delay, and no restriction in spool up time. It's also v-band, which is always a plus!
The reason I like this unit is because everything is controlled for you. One thing I always hated about the E-cut-out was I constantly was hitting buttons to make power, where as with an actuated cut-out, it'd make things easier.
I also wanted to point out this actuator controller cut-out made by ATPturbo.
http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/me...egory_Code=BCS
It's controlled the same way as an internal wastegate actuator. I always thought it would be sick to mount this near the turbine exit. Before the set psi the exhaust is routed through the turbo-back, but after XX psi, the valve will open allowing open exhaust. I figure since most of us dump our wastegates to the atmosphere anyway, the extra noise won't matter. I wish I had more input on what psi settings this valve could be controlled at. If possible I'd have it set for 1 psi, that way there is no delay, and no restriction in spool up time. It's also v-band, which is always a plus!
The reason I like this unit is because everything is controlled for you. One thing I always hated about the E-cut-out was I constantly was hitting buttons to make power, where as with an actuated cut-out, it'd make things easier.
the boost actuated cutout looks pretty nice.i checked into it a while back too.seems to be popular on the VW forums.my only concern is that it's not open before boost,so i think it'll still hurt spool-up to that point-especially if you're running a really quiet,restricitve exhaust(and/or trying to spool a big turbo).it's cool though that vacuum will "pull" against it,so it shouldn't leak.
Chris
the boost actuated cutout looks pretty nice.i checked into it a while back too.seems to be popular on the VW forums.my only concern is that it's not open before boost,so i think it'll still hurt spool-up to that point-especially if you're running a really quiet,restricitve exhaust(and/or trying to spool a big turbo).it's cool though that vacuum will "pull" against it,so it shouldn't leak.
Chris
The only issue that I see is possibly transient boost response in between shifts. On a normal setup the throttle plate closes, causing an immediate drop in pressure which would close the cut-out. But if NLTS is used with anti-lag, I should see boost recovery very quickly.
Some positives would be:
- Really quiet every day driving
- Vacuum sealed like you mentioned
- v-band connections (fuck gaskets)
- Ease of use, opens by setting, closes immediately
- The cut-out closes immediately off throttle, lessening noise to be heard by police
staup it. jus staup.
Compound name Structure Molar mass Experimental melting point (Celsius) Literature melting point Dipole moment Intermolecular forces
benzoic acid 122.12g 115 122 C 5.50 debye Hydrogen bond, dipole, London dispersion
2-hydroxybenzoic acid 138.12g 145 158 C 2.58 debye Hydrogen bond, dipole, London dispersion
4-hydroxybenzoic acid 138.12g 208 214 C 1.39 debye Hydrogen bond, dipole, London dispersion
naphthalene
128.17g 70 80.2 C 0.00 debye non-polar London dispersion
chem lab yao mm yez dem late nites @ skull!
buy dat cutout, that iz chemical formula equation for reason 2 buy cutout
Compound name Structure Molar mass Experimental melting point (Celsius) Literature melting point Dipole moment Intermolecular forces
benzoic acid 122.12g 115 122 C 5.50 debye Hydrogen bond, dipole, London dispersion
2-hydroxybenzoic acid 138.12g 145 158 C 2.58 debye Hydrogen bond, dipole, London dispersion
4-hydroxybenzoic acid 138.12g 208 214 C 1.39 debye Hydrogen bond, dipole, London dispersion
naphthalene
128.17g 70 80.2 C 0.00 debye non-polar London dispersion
chem lab yao mm yez dem late nites @ skull!
buy dat cutout, that iz chemical formula equation for reason 2 buy cutout
Last edited by Heiss M3; Jan 31, 2008 at 06:45 AM.
To the OP. I have the R*SR on my DSM, the muffler looks stock and it's one of the more quiet exhausts i have heard. I heard they are discontinued, not sure though.
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