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 Post subject: is 2" to big?
PostPosted: Mon Feb 25, 2013 9:04 pm 
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just getting the exhaust sorted on my mini and was thinking of just changing the pipe to 2" but im starting to think that might be to big.. would that be right? the motor is a 1310.

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1 3/4

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2" is OK on mine (1360) and Chong's (1330) but both these motors are giving 120HP+ at the crank.
A 1310 roady 1310 motor on SUs will be happier with a 1-3/4" system.
RC40 and a Maniflow LCB works good.

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Is 2" to big?

Their is not many places you can seriously ask a question like that and still expect a decent answer :lol: :roll: .

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Kennomini wrote:
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Is 2" to big?

Their is not many places you can seriously ask a question like that and still expect a decent answer :lol: :roll: .


Well I was going to say not bad if you're a possum or something :P

But yes, 1 3/4 is plenty up to and including 100bhp. More than that 2" is worth about 5-7hp over 1 3/4 but your intake and port work has to match as well as medium or large bore headers. I'd say do 1 3/4 for more low end torque.

PS. I set a car alarm off the other day (regular occurrence) just by idling next to it, and it was inside a garage and I was outside :shock:

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most of the girls would probably suggest that 2" is not enough :-)

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I told my wife 2" is big !!

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My mate has a 2 inch stainless system on his +110thou 998.
Yes it had lots of work done and a downdraft webber but it didn't kill back pressure at all and it was pulling 92hp atw..
Sounded really sweet aswell!!
I'd go a 2 inch on anything above 1275.
That's my opinion anyway!

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92 horse power, u sure?

And mat, 2" wide should be plenty;)

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TheMiniMan wrote:
most of the girls would probably suggest that 2" is not enough :-)

Well, we are talking diameter :P .

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Kennomini wrote:
TheMiniMan wrote:
most of the girls would probably suggest that 2" is not enough :-)

Well, we are talking diameter :P .



A topic posted by TINY morris... about 2 inches.

And the plot thickens!


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-=MiniMafia=- wrote:

And mat, 2" wide should be plenty;)


nah,,, sorry,,, i did type something but i couldnt,, so deleted it
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 8:58 pm 
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haha willy, 2" around though lol

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-=MiniMafia=- wrote:
92 horse power, u sure?

And mat, 2" wide should be plenty;)



I saw the dyno results with my own eyes.
Yea I didn't believe it until I saw it.
207ft pounds of torque aswell!!

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PostPosted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 9:57 pm 
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Is this guy in tassie? Would love to see how it goes against my low compression n/a 1100cc.

I would be stoked with a 2" width.

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