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Title: Which Exhaust? Post by: UltraOrange67-2443 on January 22, 2013, 09:11:16 am Can anyone recommend a Exhaust for my new motor.
88 x 94 2443cc JPM MS230 Heads JPM Raptor camshaft 002, 280 dur, 10.5mm lift 1.4:1 ratio rockers Jenvey 48mm IDA Throttle bodies I was going to get one made but I'm having to cut costs now. I've seen a 2" System on Gene Bergs site (GB 936) but I'm not sure if it will clear my 67's apron. Cheers, Nick Title: Re: Which Exhaust? Post by: Erlend / bug66 on January 22, 2013, 09:31:59 am I would ask JPM :)
Title: Re: Which Exhaust? Post by: UltraOrange67-2443 on January 22, 2013, 17:09:00 pm Sent him a email.
Title: Re: Which Exhaust? Post by: Georg/DFL on January 24, 2013, 13:21:44 pm Nick, I would recommend a CSP Python exhaust. Volksworld magazine had several exhaust systems tested and the Python took the win in every aspect.
Check out their description: http://www.csp-shop.com/products/Products/Exhaust_System%2CComplete_Exhaust_System%2CBug/22309b/det/ Title: Re: Which Exhaust? Post by: Jesse/DVK on January 24, 2013, 13:42:48 pm But it is ugly ;D
Title: Re: Which Exhaust? Post by: Georg/DFL on January 24, 2013, 15:56:19 pm The Python? Ugly? I guess it's a matter of taste. A turbo muffler for example is not exactlely what I would call aesthetically convincing... :-)
Title: Re: Which Exhaust? Post by: Jon on January 24, 2013, 16:46:44 pm (http://www.brandautopsy.com/images/old/6a00d8341bf89d53ef01156fc7dd2f970c-150wi.jpg)
;D Title: Re: Which Exhaust? Post by: MarvelTyler on January 24, 2013, 22:03:17 pm Turbo Thomas, he does some great pipes
Title: Re: Which Exhaust? Post by: UltraOrange67-2443 on January 25, 2013, 11:10:14 am Just sold a 1 3/4" A1 lowdown I had for my 2276cc, I've got a A1 3" magnaflow muffler I would like to reuse.
Didn't think the 1 3/4" would be big enough for the 2443cc. I've emailed Johannes but no reply yet. I have the specs for a 2332cc from another JPM customer I've met on TheSamba. I've been in contact with Russ fellows about making something. Not into the CSP exhausts. Cheers, Nick. |