Buschur Exhaust Install on EVO VIII
May 3, 2003, 01:11 AM
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Buschur Exhaust Install on EVO VIII
For anyone interested, I have documented the exhaust install using Buschur's exhaust. The installation can be found here as well as sound bites of the install. http://www.jonesland.com/evo/index.htm
More to come soon! Hope this helps someone
More to come soon! Hope this helps someone
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May 3, 2003, 11:06 AM
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Did the link ever work for you? I haven't had a problem getting to it yet.
Did the link ever work for you? I haven't had a problem getting to it yet.
It worked for me just fine.
Thank you for taking the time to document this install. Sounds nice too. Any butt dyno info?
I also liked browsing the auto show pictures.
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May 3, 2003, 11:07 AM
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Originally posted by KK
This is great! I'll add an Installation forum sometime this weekend so we don't lose these and other posts like this.
Mark
This is great! I'll add an Installation forum sometime this weekend so we don't lose these and other posts like this.
Mark
May 3, 2003, 05:16 PM
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Thanks for the feedback guys. As far as butt dyno guesses go, couldn't tell you. I don't have a keen butt when it comes to gains. What I did notice is that boost went up. I had to dial it back down 1.5 psi.
May 3, 2003, 10:02 PM
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nice write up and documentation... i was a little dissapointed by the sound clip though...
If we don't plan on upping the boost anytime in the near future, would a 3" exhaust hurt out performance...?
I'm just looking for something that is going to give this beast a nice deep rumble... no fart pipes for me please...
If we don't plan on upping the boost anytime in the near future, would a 3" exhaust hurt out performance...?
I'm just looking for something that is going to give this beast a nice deep rumble... no fart pipes for me please...
May 3, 2003, 10:39 PM
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Why were you disappointed with the sound? Too raspy? I will be putting up more sound bites since I have installed the high-flow cat. Currently the weather is too crappy to shoot the videos. You will get more by increasing your flow. There is a thread out there referencing gains from exhaust only. Don't forget, boost will be delivered a little higher as well.
May 3, 2003, 11:19 PM
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is it okay for the boost level to creep up to 21-22psi without having to worry about the increased load on the internals...?
i think i may just start with a cat-back and then later do the DP and cat / test pipe...
yeah, i thought it sounded to high almost... and "metallic"...? hell i don't know... i guess i'm used to the rumble from Mitsu's V6...
i think i may just start with a cat-back and then later do the DP and cat / test pipe...
yeah, i thought it sounded to high almost... and "metallic"...? hell i don't know... i guess i'm used to the rumble from Mitsu's V6...
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Diesel, the car is running rich as it is. Withouth a boost controller, the boost will rise to around 20, then taper off around 18. The stock internals can handle this because you are running rich and you are only peaking for a split second. I would recommend not doing a test pipe unless you go with a system with resonators or quiet muffler. The strait through design is what creates the metallic sound. I was astonished by the difference mine made with installing the cat versus the test pipe.
