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MAC Tri-y, any one have any experience?
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MAC Tri-y, any one have any experience?
I'm looking at different options for exhausts, and saw the mac tri-y 4-2-1, was just looking for some feedback from anyone who was running one.Tags: None
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callahanoffroad
Thanks Steve, I had heard as much. I was just wondering as they are the only tri-y headers that I have been able to find for the 81+ 16 valves.
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Originally posted by callahanoffroad View PostThanks Steve, I had heard as much. I was just wondering as they are the only tri-y headers that I have been able to find for the 81+ 16 valves.
Last edited by trevor; 10-27-2014, 08:42 PM.No signature :(
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callahanoffroad
It's a 750E. I've found more than a handful of 4-1 exhausts. That's not the problem. I was just very specifically looking for a 4-2-1. The reason being it links the 1&4 cylinders and 2&3 cylinders, which tends to produce some nice power throughout the rpm range vs just at the top end. Unless the gs has a non-traditional firing order that I don't know about.
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huntb
4-2-1 exhaust is going to give you better performance over a 4-1 exhaust as the scavenging is better
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callahanoffroad
Originally posted by huntb View Post4-2-1 exhaust is going to give you better performance over a 4-1 exhaust as the scavenging is better
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I'd just pick up the Vance & Hines. Any advantages of a 4-2-1 on the low end would be VERY minimal on a basically stock engine.http://img633.imageshack.us/img633/811/douMvs.jpg
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