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2.7 exhaust ~ pics and video

Discussion in '4 Cylinder' started by tooter, May 1, 2013.

  1. May 1, 2013 at 11:41 AM
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    tooter

    tooter [OP] play every day

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    2012, std cab, 5 lug, 2.7, 5 speed
    Built for maximum low end torque, tooter II.VII intake manifold spacer, LCE long tube header, Injen long tube intake, 2,900 rpm torque peak.
    Just got the exhaust finished up today. It's an 18" Magnaflow muffler with a LC Engineering header. The rest of the stock pipe, cat and resonators are all the same.

    IMG_6971_zpse94bb243_8d3e538b3c30ce969c2d25009207ca3b681946ce.jpg

    IMG_6967_zps36a9e248_c122f1913c35dce4329868a7b21ff89f0919ae4d.jpg

    Here's a sound clip.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrDcnSSa82Q

    This combination has a nice deep pleasant mellow tone.

    LCE Header $479
    Header installation 0
    Magnaflow muffler $83
    Muffler installation $45

    Just for information, the stock muffler weighs in at 19 pounds and the Magnaflow is 13 pounds.

    My torque test is climbing the same steep hill to my house in second gear at 1,000 rpm. All stock, the engine would buck and I'd have to go back to first gear. With the header, it climbed in second with no need to downshift. And now with the muffler, it still climbs in second just fine. I was initially concerned that the muffler might cause a loss of low end torque, but in the impartial hill test is hasn't hurt it one bit. I believe this is because all the rest of the system retains the same diameter and the stock cat and resonators all remain as they were. A large diameter exhaust is not necessary for a slow turning industrial type engine like the 2.7.
     
    Last edited: May 1, 2013
  2. Feb 21, 2015 at 7:17 AM
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    Mr Yota

    Mr Yota Active Member

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    nothing..........yet!!!
    i like this have you done any dyno testing with the new muffler?
    i only ask cause i have seen you have done quite a bit of dyno testing on your 2.7
     

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