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Old Feb 6th, 2006, 08:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Sup guys,

I have a '02 frontier se crew and was wonderign if it was worth it to have dual exhaust put on to try to increase horsepower under my otherwise weak hood. The throttle body spacer is driving me nuts and it might go, but the new intake sound ok and works alright. I figured ya'll were the experts and would know. later
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Old Feb 6th, 2006, 09:15 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Sup guys,

I have a '02 frontier se crew and was wonderign if it was worth it to have dual exhaust put on to try to increase horsepower under my otherwise weak hood. The throttle body spacer is driving me nuts and it might go, but the new intake sound ok and works alright. I figured ya'll were the experts and would know. later
what engine do you have?
I was looking at the magnaflow site the other day and for the v6 01-04, they claim through their dyno results an additional 10 hp and something like 23 ft lbs of torque. Check their website out to make sure I didn't mis-qoute it.
As far as dual exhaust goes, I don't know anything more than what I have read about aftermarket mufflers in the past.
Under faq, they claim that the average range of power increaes was somthing like 10%.
Thats all magnaflow.
Check out the different exhaust companies websites (magnaflow, flowmaster, banks, gibson, spin tech ...) to see what they say. Whether or not they distort their figures, at least you might be able to gain some kind of prespective.
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Old Jan 18th, 2007, 04:39 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Sup guys,

I have a '02 frontier se crew and was wonderign if it was worth it to have dual exhaust put on to try to increase horsepower under my otherwise weak hood. The throttle body spacer is driving me nuts and it might go, but the new intake sound ok and works alright. I figured ya'll were the experts and would know. later
Did you install the red (Airraid) TBS?
Custom Tube Products, Inc.

Above is a true dual exhaust link with documented dyno gains for our trucks. This looks like the best prefabricated unit out there from what I have researched.

Like to hear which spacer you used.
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