>
> Bruce Aaron Hefner wrote:
> > > > >Has anyone on the list done a custom dual setup with hi-flo cats? It
> > > > >can be done, and sounds like it would produce maybe 50hp?
> > > >
> > > > In FantasyLand, maybe.
> > >
> > > Why is this a fantasy? If the single tube cat-back produces 30hp
> > > on it's own, you don't think that a custom 2-1/2" dual setup with
> > > crossover tube and hi-flo cats would give you another 20? At
> > > least another 10-15.
> > >
> > Don't take it personally man, they're just expressing their opinions, and
> > everyone has the right to their own opinion, that's what the Bill of
> > Rights is all about you know, just got to remember when expressing our
> > opinions not to put down others. All I can say is try it and see what
> > kind of results you get. The only thing I wonder is where the point of
> > diminishing returns is, on anything you do there is a point where putting
> > more in will get you no more out, i.e. there is a point in the size of the
> > exhaust system where increasing the size past this point will give you no
> > more power increase, I just wonder what that size is on the Dak engines.
>
> I don't really take it personally, and you're right that I shouldn't. In
> the end, it's just all opinions as to what provides the best
> improvement,
> especially to the good ol' butt dyno.
>
> However, "In FantasyLand, maybe" doesn't offer much in the way of a
> disussion, which is what this list is all about. I'm open minded
> enough to discuss other manufacturers products without insulting
> other people in the process (which is how this thread got started
> when I mentioned the Taurus SHO).
>
> cheers,
> Phil
> '97 Dakota
> '67 Charger
>
Yeah, your right, everybody just has to realize that you can disagree with
someone without insulting them and just because you disagree doesn't mean
you can't get along and still respect each other. That's the point of
discussing things is getting all the viewpoints out there where everyone
can use all the info and arguments to make a more informed decision for
themselves. It's good to hear counter-arguments because they often expose
us to sides of an issue we would have never considered ourselves. Sorry
guys, I'll get off my soap-box now-
Bruce
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