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Old Jul 31, 2003 | 07:42 PM
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Default Re: Borla! Borla! Borla!

Originally posted by Ron Keller
The "Devil made me do it"! No, it was actually a 16 and 19 year old. In conjunction with my 15,000 mile check, stock exhaust OFF...Borla ON! WOW! It's everything and then some. After about one (1) hour of driving...hated to bring it home and park it. Regret I waited so long. Next week will install "Grounding Kit" and "Injen Cold Air Intake".

What should I consider next?
According to this forum, a ECU since no gains can be seen without one =)

Why does nismo sell stuff like headers exhaust cams, if you can't see decent gains without a reprogrammed ECU seems silly..

But if I were you, I'd get a ECU next
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Old Jul 31, 2003 | 08:09 PM
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Originally posted by supirio
Thats what I was thinking its really like a 2.25+2.25= 4.5" =)
no it doesn't. You need a lesson in physics. the measure of Flow doesn't add up that way.


Poiseullie's Law=change vessel (tube) diameter from 2x to x and increase resistance 16-fold! (exponential relationship)

in other words 2.5+2.5 does NOT equal a 5" diameter tube.
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Old Jul 31, 2003 | 09:55 PM
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I don't know about that....basic fluid dynamics says mass flow rate = velocity X density X cross sectional area. So assuming the motor can pump out more volume flow will be directly proportional to crossectional area not exponentially proportional. Double the crossection - double the flow if the velocity is the same. Half the area and you may choke the flow

......I guess I wasn't sleeping in all my Fluids classes many moons ago . ME's chime in....
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Old Aug 1, 2003 | 04:43 AM
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Originally posted by rodH
no it doesn't. You need a lesson in physics. the measure of Flow doesn't add up that way.


Poiseullie's Law=change vessel (tube) diameter from 2x to x and increase resistance 16-fold! (exponential relationship)

in other words 2.5+2.5 does NOT equal a 5" diameter tube.
Ah thanks for the Physics lesson. Since we have a resident expert here, I'll ask the important question, no one cares about Poiseullie's law, they only care about what is the maximum horsepower they can push without meeting restrictions from the stock piping? Thanks in advance!
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Old Aug 1, 2003 | 08:01 AM
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injen is the way to go.
itz not like borla but more import f-1 like.
im getting the ses with injen comes out with the straight angle tips.

my bro has the greddy evo on his mitsu.
pretty nice.. not loud at all.
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Old Aug 1, 2003 | 08:14 AM
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I don't know about that....basic fluid dynamics says mass flow rate = velocity X density X cross sectional area. So assuming the motor can pump out more volume flow will be directly proportional to crossectional area not exponentially proportional. Double the crossection - double the flow if the velocity is the same. Half the area and you may choke the flow
You're right about the formula, but think about what you just said. What is the cross sectional area here? A circle. When you double the radius, you are quadrupling the cross sectional area. Obviously flow and cross sectional area may be directly proportional, but tube radius and cross sectional area are not.

Take care.

Dan
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Old Aug 1, 2003 | 09:06 AM
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Default Do some research!!

Originally posted by supirio
According to this forum, a ECU since no gains can be seen without one =)
SAYS WHO??!! Show me a link to a thread with the post that proves this is true.

Why does nismo sell stuff like headers exhaust cams, if you can't see decent gains without a reprogrammed ECU seems silly..
Read my request above...

But if I were you, I'd get a ECU next
Please don't give out any more advice.

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Old Aug 1, 2003 | 12:31 PM
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Default Re: Do some research!!

Originally posted by 99AllTurbo
SAYS WHO??!! Show me a link to a thread with the post that proves this is true. <TechnoSquare ECU Threads>
Read my request above... <TechoSquare ECU Threads>
Please don't give out any more advice.
Hey Mr All Turbo.. Next time don't quote one sentence and rip on it, quote the whole thing and read it.

"According to this forum, a ECU since no gains can be seen without one =) Why does nismo sell stuff like headers exhaust cams, if you can't see decent gains without a reprogrammed ECU seems silly.." is the full quote

The sarcasm in my "=)" was obviously not enough so let me spell it out for you..

Why would nismo sell stuff like headers exhaust cams, if you can't see decent gains without a ECU.. Oh wait I already said that.. Ah yes I was being sarcastic as in you DON'T need an ECU otherwise Nismo wouldn't sell all these mods

Here is one quote from a TechnoSquare ECU thread:
"You know how everyone is slapping on intakes and the car first gains power but then the hp goes away? Its due to a feedback control loop the ECU has for Fuel and Ignition timing... this is a new system Nissan has in all its New (2003+) cars... this number is a preset value which will tell the car to go back to its original state when it senses changes..."

Whatever man.
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Old Aug 2, 2003 | 12:18 PM
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Default Re: Re: Do some research!!

Originally posted by supirio
[B]Hey Mr All Turbo.. Next time don't quote one sentence and rip on it, quote the whole thing and read it.]
Well the two sentences were broken up so next time keep the two together if you want me to quote "the whole thing." Besides who says a "=)" means sarcasm? You must be new to boards, so I guess I can forgive you. <---- JOKING.

I was being sarcastic as in you DON'T need an ECU otherwise Nismo wouldn't sell all these mods
Glad you were being sarcastic.

Here is one quote from a TechnoSquare ECU thread:
"You know how everyone is slapping on intakes and the car first gains power but then the hp goes away? Its due to a feedback control loop the ECU has for Fuel and Ignition timing... this is a new system Nissan has in all its New (2003+) cars... this number is a preset value which will tell the car to go back to its original state when it senses changes..."[
Thanks for posting that, but I don't know if I'd believe everything they say. The same was said about my 99 turbo Eclipse (when I bought it new) and it was a crock of sh**.

Whatever man.
Exactly.

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Old Aug 2, 2003 | 04:49 PM
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Originally posted by 350zdanny
You're right about the formula, but think about what you just said. What is the cross sectional area here? A circle. When you double the radius, you are quadrupling the cross sectional area. Obviously flow and cross sectional area may be directly proportional, but tube radius and cross sectional area are not.

Take care.

Dan
BINGO, you can't take that formula and throw it out the windo, 2.5" plus another 2.5" pipe does NOT (1) 5" diameter pipe in FLOW, no MATTER how you look at it.
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Old Aug 4, 2003 | 01:18 PM
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I have been looking around at the exhuasts as well. I had an RS*R exhuast on my old honda and it was the best on the market that were not louder than hell. I know RS*R just released their exhuast and wondered if anyone had purchased one yet? I have heard some questions about STILLEN being too heavy etc.

Does anyone know where real gains with exhuast only are located? I would love to get that info...

Thanks for the help...

ScHeL
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