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rogerzr1 01-15-2008 08:24 PM

Exhaust changes causes problems
 
I just replaced the stock exhaust with B&B and X pipe. The car seems to stumble in low rpm and hesitates a little during acceleration. The car acts like it wants to backfire, but doesn't. Any ideas?:pray

GOLDCYLON 01-15-2008 08:25 PM

Re: Exhaust changes causes problems
 
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Originally Posted by rogerzr1
I just replaced the stock exhaust with B&B and X pipe. The car seems to stumble in low rpm and hesitates a little during acceleration. The car acts like it wants to backfire, but doesn't. Any ideas?:pray

Did you remove the factory cats?

rogerzr1 01-15-2008 08:27 PM

Re: Exhaust changes causes problems
 
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Originally Posted by GOLDCYLON
Did you remove the factory cats?

No. The factory cats are still in place.

GOLDCYLON 01-15-2008 08:37 PM

Re: Exhaust changes causes problems
 
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Originally Posted by rogerzr1
No. The factory cats are still in place.

Hmm well if they were I would suggest a chip change however since they are not Im assuming a stock chip?

rogerzr1 01-15-2008 08:42 PM

Re: Exhaust changes causes problems
 
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Originally Posted by GOLDCYLON
Hmm well if they were I would suggest a chip change however since they are not Im assuming a stock chip?

I have a Chip from Marc Haibeck. It was tuned for a stock setup. Would an exhaust change like this require a reprograming? I figured I wouldn't need a reprogram until I put headers on it.

Hammer 01-15-2008 08:49 PM

Re: Exhaust changes causes problems
 
I am getting ready to put headers on. Watson's I think. I have the Haibeck chip and am expecting to have to have it reprogrammed. I have heard I can expect backfiring without cats but that can be programmed out.

So far:
K&N with Open lid
Flowmaster Catback
Haibeck Chip

Once the headers are on (a couple weeks) I'll post the results.

GOLDCYLON 01-15-2008 09:08 PM

Re: Exhaust changes causes problems
 
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Originally Posted by rogerzr1
I have a Chip from Marc Haibeck. It was tuned for a stock setup. Would an exhaust change like this require a reprograming? I figured I wouldn't need a reprogram until I put headers on it.


I would not think so with the cats one I would ask Marc if it is his chip

bradslt5 01-15-2008 10:14 PM

Re: Exhaust changes causes problems
 
I believe that mark pulls just a little fuel out of his base prom. . if you got the 3in bandb you could be running just alittle lean . are you using 91 or 93 oct fuel . also remember that this time of year they put more ethanol in the fuel this is a winter thing .

bradslt5 01-15-2008 10:17 PM

Re: Exhaust changes causes problems
 
also you might want to ck your fuel pressure to see if everything is ok . how long has it been since you changed your fuel filter ? hopes this helps

rogerzr1 01-15-2008 10:22 PM

Re: Exhaust changes causes problems
 
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Originally Posted by bradslt5
also you might want to ck your fuel pressure to see if everything is ok . how long has it been since you changed your fuel filter ? hopes this helps

Good idea. I just got the car back in July. How hard is it to change the fuel filter?:icon_scra


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