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Per that episode, if you go to the beginning, they show the baseline from pervious test on the computer screen only.
Long tubes, extension pipe, no mufflers. It appears to produce 426 trq, 436 hp. or apparently 4/11.5 over test E
The biggest take away on that episode is the shorties they run have a 3 inch collector. The Y is much longer than a truck ap & is also 3 inch.
I am not saying you are wrong but I thought they were running the Weind intake when they tested the exhaust. We would have to go to there intake manifold shoot out on that engine to be sure, but I was thinking the 3" shorties matched the long tubes when running the Weind intake. I do remember the Edelbrock Air Gap intake made more power on that engine.
good to know. That helps. Their original article is misleading
Just to be clear, the engine masters, no the CC article yes.
The car craft lead you to believe it was apple to orange to grapefruit test. Actually orange/orange/grapefruit, therefore apple equals this... And that's crap.
The engine masters they just didn't want to muddy the current test with additional variables, although I wish they'd done a pull shorties & a 4ft open pipe.
Zrt1200, Per intake diffs, I wasn't really paying attention to that combo test on the screen, just the LTs.
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