D dmenard74 New Member Feb 15, 2006 9 0 0 Feb 16, 2006 #1 Feb 16, 2006 #1 I just recently replaced my midpipe. Went with an offroad pipe, and now my throttle response is real sluggish. Any ideas?
I just recently replaced my midpipe. Went with an offroad pipe, and now my throttle response is real sluggish. Any ideas?
C CENTENNIALSTANG Member Apr 15, 2005 0 0 16 Houston Feb 16, 2006 #2 Feb 16, 2006 #2 Mine did it to when my car had only a offroad pipe what will help will be a intake pulleyes programmer you then will gain the low end torque you lost from the lack of back pressure. Or put some cats in but thats for tree huggers
Mine did it to when my car had only a offroad pipe what will help will be a intake pulleyes programmer you then will gain the low end torque you lost from the lack of back pressure. Or put some cats in but thats for tree huggers
Nater New Member Sep 5, 2003 239 0 0 Maplewood, MN Feb 16, 2006 #3 Feb 16, 2006 #3 Make sure there is no exhaust leak.
HoustonGT Gilded Gelding Apr 6, 2003 1,418 0 0 Houston Feb 16, 2006 #4 Feb 16, 2006 #4 Its just the loss of back pressure from the bigger piping. You'll get double the power back up top
D dmenard74 New Member Feb 15, 2006 9 0 0 Feb 17, 2006 #5 Feb 17, 2006 #5 The only problem is the car is an automatic, so it does the shifting for me. I can never get it into the high rpm range unless I'm stomping the pedal. Also....probably a stupid question...wheres the obvious place to look for an exhaust leak?
The only problem is the car is an automatic, so it does the shifting for me. I can never get it into the high rpm range unless I'm stomping the pedal. Also....probably a stupid question...wheres the obvious place to look for an exhaust leak?
Nater New Member Sep 5, 2003 239 0 0 Maplewood, MN Feb 17, 2006 #6 Feb 17, 2006 #6 dmenard74 said: The only problem is the car is an automatic, so it does the shifting for me. I can never get it into the high rpm range unless I'm stomping the pedal. Also....probably a stupid question...wheres the obvious place to look for an exhaust leak? Click to expand... Where the mid pipe attaches to the headers and cat back.
dmenard74 said: The only problem is the car is an automatic, so it does the shifting for me. I can never get it into the high rpm range unless I'm stomping the pedal. Also....probably a stupid question...wheres the obvious place to look for an exhaust leak? Click to expand... Where the mid pipe attaches to the headers and cat back.