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Shadow24v · 12-16-2009, 08:00 AM

I was looking around and Summit has a Pacesetter header AND cat-back for about $540 + S&H (i live in OH so i can just drive to the store and save on shipping

) only question is would i need a cat delete pipe or a replacement cat with this type of setup?

Good point on keeping it quiet. I don't want it to be ricer loud but i want it to make SOME noise when i give it a boot-full.

Biggest holdup ATM is time/money. Working a lot of OT at the moment and can't make it up to my g/fs parents to work on the 7

(and my DD has a to-do mod list as well lol)

I don't suppose anyone has any feedback on a ported 6-port N/A motor? What sort of changes does this give the motor? For example, with the planned ported 6-port with an S5 rotating assembly and intake, what could this motor rev to and still conceivably make power? 8 or 9?

Also, what rpm would stock style 2-piece apex seals withstand?

12-16-2009, 08:00 AM	#20
Shadow24v Rotary Fan in Training Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 69 Rep Power: 17	I was looking around and Summit has a Pacesetter header AND cat-back for about $540 + S&H (i live in OH so i can just drive to the store and save on shipping ) only question is would i need a cat delete pipe or a replacement cat with this type of setup? Good point on keeping it quiet. I don't want it to be ricer loud but i want it to make SOME noise when i give it a boot-full. Biggest holdup ATM is time/money. Working a lot of OT at the moment and can't make it up to my g/fs parents to work on the 7 (and my DD has a to-do mod list as well lol) I don't suppose anyone has any feedback on a ported 6-port N/A motor? What sort of changes does this give the motor? For example, with the planned ported 6-port with an S5 rotating assembly and intake, what could this motor rev to and still conceivably make power? 8 or 9? Also, what rpm would stock style 2-piece apex seals withstand?