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Exhaust Noise

Post by me3@neuralfibre.com »

Hi Exhaust Tech - Love your work, much appreciated

I have a HZJ105 w/ AXT turbo and 2.5" Mandrel system. At 100 - 110km/Hr the engine is doing 2250RPM - 2400RPM. There is an irritatating buzzy drone from in front of the drivers feet. It is not exhaust noise out the end of the pipe, that I don't mind. I don't know if these engines are just noisy at that speed, as there is nothign at 2100RPM. Any thoughts on changing the "in pipe" noise of an exhaust?

Thanx
Paul
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Post by Bruzar »

Hi and merry christmas exhaust tech,

I have an auto tb42 Pet/gas, i want to try and get some more grunt with a simple mod, what would the best extractors/exhaust set up for me? will it throw my gas tuning out of whack? also i dont want to lose any low down power ? How much Roughly?

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Re: Exhaust Noise

Post by EXHAUSTFIX »

me3@neuralfibre.com wrote:Hi Exhaust Tech - Love your work, much appreciated

I have a HZJ105 w/ AXT turbo and 2.5" Mandrel system. At 100 - 110km/Hr the engine is doing 2250RPM - 2400RPM. There is an irritatating buzzy drone from in front of the drivers feet. It is not exhaust noise out the end of the pipe, that I don't mind. I don't know if these engines are just noisy at that speed, as there is nothign at 2100RPM. Any thoughts on changing the "in pipe" noise of an exhaust?

Thanx
Paul
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i woul take a gues that it has a flex in the dump pipe under your feet
you will find this only braided s/steel on the out side this will cause it
u need to put in a new flew with braiding on the inside as well

i hope this is the problim
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Post by EXHAUSTFIX »

Bruzar wrote:Hi and merry christmas exhaust tech,

I have an auto tb42 Pet/gas, i want to try and get some more grunt with a simple mod, what would the best extractors/exhaust set up for me? will it throw my gas tuning out of whack? also i dont want to lose any low down power ? How much Roughly?

Appreciated
Bruza
hi there
with your car if you want to keep al the low down power go for a set of extractors that has small pipe sizes rather than big ones dosent matter if they are press bent something like motovator and stay with the 2.25" pipe with a large straight through muffler(10x6x18long)for the front
and a bm443 resenator in the rear

hope this helps

ross

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Post by EXHAUSTFIX »

Bruzar wrote:Hi and merry christmas exhaust tech,

I have an auto tb42 Pet/gas, i want to try and get some more grunt with a simple mod, what would the best extractors/exhaust set up for me? will it throw my gas tuning out of whack? also i dont want to lose any low down power ? How much Roughly?

Appreciated
Bruza
hi there
with your car if you want to keep al the low down power go for a set of extractors that has small pipe sizes rather than big ones dosent matter if they are press bent something like motovator and stay with the 2.25" pipe with a large straight through muffler(10x6x18long)for the front
and a bm443 resenator in the rear

hope this helps

ross

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Post by Lux_89 »

gday ross,
i have a 94 hilux and have just fitted a 5L diesel (3 litre non turbo) and have a set of extractors with a 2 inch system. If i go 2.5 inch system will there be any gains in any areas?? And i would like it a bit louder too. Help wpuld be appreciated! Cheers m8 and merry chrissy!

ps. sorry if you have already been asked this, i havnt sat n sifted through the millions of q's you have been asked! haha
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Post by EXHAUSTFIX »

Lux_89 wrote:gday ross,
i have a 94 hilux and have just fitted a 5L diesel (3 litre non turbo) and have a set of extractors with a 2 inch system. If i go 2.5 inch system will there be any gains in any areas?? And i would like it a bit louder too. Help wpuld be appreciated! Cheers m8 and merry chrissy!

ps. sorry if you have already been asked this, i havnt sat n sifted through the millions of q's you have been asked! haha
hi there
yes there will be a good gain by going to a 2.5 " system
in noise any a low down pulling increase


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Post by EXHAUSTFIX »

Bruzar wrote:Hi and merry christmas exhaust tech,

I have an auto tb42 Pet/gas, i want to try and get some more grunt with a simple mod, what would the best extractors/exhaust set up for me? will it throw my gas tuning out of whack? also i dont want to lose any low down power ? How much Roughly?

Appreciated
Bruza
HI

a set of extractors with a 2.25" system with straight through mufflers
will be perfect for your 4b you wont loose on gas it will bring your gas power roughly to where your petrol power is now
about$700
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Post by Lux_89 »

Cheers m8!

Merry Chrissy to you too mate!
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Post by UZJ40 »

Hi Exhaustfix, great thing your doing here, could i please get your opinion/help.

i have been building a comp truck for a while and have nearly finished. I have entered Tuff Truck and am on the last few things to finish the truck.
the budget is totally blown and am now really stretching the funds.

it is a 40 series with a Toyota 1uzfe V8

on the drivers side of the truck the steering shaft runs only 75 - 80 mm from the head and the manifold obviously dosnt fit, it only affects the first 2 ports.
the other side fits straight on no problems.

have spoken to a reputable exhaust shop who does lots of comp trucks and he has quoted me approx $1400-$1600 for the headers and around $400 for the exhaust, all up approx $2000.

i have no worrys spending the money and will but before tuff truck it is a stretch.

i can cut down the manifold on that side and weld it up myself to get it going and run it like that for TT

Q: will having one standard manifold and one shortened bodgey one affect the engine very much? can i get away with it for TT?

THANKS
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Post by EXHAUSTFIX »

UZJ40 wrote:Hi Exhaustfix, great thing your doing here, could i please get your opinion/help.

i have been building a comp truck for a while and have nearly finished. I have entered Tuff Truck and am on the last few things to finish the truck.
the budget is totally blown and am now really stretching the funds.

it is a 40 series with a Toyota 1uzfe V8

on the drivers side of the truck the steering shaft runs only 75 - 80 mm from the head and the manifold obviously dosnt fit, it only affects the first 2 ports.
the other side fits straight on no problems.

have spoken to a reputable exhaust shop who does lots of comp trucks and he has quoted me approx $1400-$1600 for the headers and around $400 for the exhaust, all up approx $2000.

i have no worrys spending the money and will but before tuff truck it is a stretch.

i can cut down the manifold on that side and weld it up myself to get it going and run it like that for TT

Q: will having one standard manifold and one shortened bodgey one affect the engine very much? can i get away with it for TT?

THANKS
this will not hurt it to much it may just get a little hot in that manifold

2000 sounds like a lot for that job
are u in melbourne
icould do it for about $1650
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Post by UZJ40 »

No in Sydney, thanks for your help.
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Post by wrksux »

Gday mate


ive got a NA td42 engine in my shorty mav.

looking for a new zorst atm, not headers dont have the cash for them atm. turbo is a long way off atleast 12months i figure.
something with a nice note to it, and to free up a few ponies what size would i be best off going with 2, 2.5, 3", mandrel v press ect ect.


what sort of price would it set me back, im in melb to :armsup: :D

Cheers
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Post by SeptemberSquall »

Hi,

A bit of a different one for you, in Melbourne so you'd probably get the job.

Toyota 2T-G engine, a 4cyl twin cam 8 valve hemi motor

capacity is 1940cc
compression is 11:1
rev range 4000-8000
cam timing 300 deg intake, 300 deg exhaust duration, .424 lift.

application is supersprint and hillclimb
not street registered

body is 82 KE70 Corolla, 900kg at fighting weight

4:1 or 4:2:1 pipes? pipe size? max allowable 96db. side exit is acceptable but may prefer regular rear exit.
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Post by SeptemberSquall »

Also, have a 253 in RN46 Hilux.

Have you used any off the shelf extractors for this application before as there is not a lot of space.

would just a 2.25" twin system be ok for the rest?
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Post by EXHAUSTFIX »

wrksux wrote:Gday mate


ive got a NA td42 engine in my shorty mav.

looking for a new zorst atm, not headers dont have the cash for them atm. turbo is a long way off atleast 12months i figure.
something with a nice note to it, and to free up a few ponies what size would i be best off going with 2, 2.5, 3", mandrel v press ect ect.


what sort of price would it set me back, im in melb to :armsup: :D

Cheers
ok being none turbo 2.25" with straight through mufflers press bent is ok for this
when you turbo it you will have to ghange it all to 3"
price on 2.25" is 280 on 3" is 750
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Post by EXHAUSTFIX »

SeptemberSquall wrote:Also, have a 253 in RN46 Hilux.

Have you used any off the shelf extractors for this application before as there is not a lot of space.

would just a 2.25" twin system be ok for the rest?
there is nothing to fit this conversion not even short block huggers will fit
thy need to be custom fabricated
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Post by FullbackNo1 »

I got a g16b and i was wondering what would be the best exhaust system to get most out of the engine
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Post by EXHAUSTFIX »

SeptemberSquall wrote:Hi,

A bit of a different one for you, in Melbourne so you'd probably get the job.

Toyota 2T-G engine, a 4cyl twin cam 8 valve hemi motor

capacity is 1940cc
compression is 11:1
rev range 4000-8000
cam timing 300 deg intake, 300 deg exhaust duration, .424 lift.

application is supersprint and hillclimb
not street registered

body is 82 KE70 Corolla, 900kg at fighting weight

4:1 or 4:2:1 pipes? pipe size? max allowable 96db. side exit is acceptable but may prefer regular rear exit.
hi there use 4:2:1 setup and out the side with 1 straight through muffler
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Post by EXHAUSTFIX »

FullbackNo1 wrote:I got a g16b and i was wondering what would be the best exhaust system to get most out of the engine
sorry i dont know what a g16b is please provide a bit more info
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Post by Boopa »

Hey Zorstech!,

I've just picked up a new Mazda 6 MPS, the turbo 2.3 jobbie.

What are your thoughts on a good cat back (for now) system for these...have you done any work on these before? The system splits
I think before the diff, then into two bid ass mufflers down back.

Wouldn't want too much of a racket, particularly not droney on the
highway...but I guess there'd be good gains to be had like with most
turbo vehicles?

Or should I just bight the bullet and go turbo back straight off the bat?

Cheers...look forward to your advice mate.
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Post by FullbackNo1 »

1.6 efi 16 valve motor wondering what would get the best result out of it
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Post by SeptemberSquall »

EXHAUSTFIX wrote:
SeptemberSquall wrote:Hi,

A bit of a different one for you, in Melbourne so you'd probably get the job.

Toyota 2T-G engine, a 4cyl twin cam 8 valve hemi motor

capacity is 1940cc
compression is 11:1
rev range 4000-8000
cam timing 300 deg intake, 300 deg exhaust duration, .424 lift.

application is supersprint and hillclimb
not street registered

body is 82 KE70 Corolla, 900kg at fighting weight

4:1 or 4:2:1 pipes? pipe size? max allowable 96db. side exit is acceptable but may prefer regular rear exit.
hi there use 4:2:1 setup and out the side with 1 straight through muffler
how to calculate primary and secondary pipe diameter and pipe length for secondary resonance around 5-6000 rpm?
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Post by EXHAUSTFIX »

SeptemberSquall wrote:
EXHAUSTFIX wrote:
SeptemberSquall wrote:Hi,

A bit of a different one for you, in Melbourne so you'd probably get the job.

Toyota 2T-G engine, a 4cyl twin cam 8 valve hemi motor

capacity is 1940cc
compression is 11:1
rev range 4000-8000
cam timing 300 deg intake, 300 deg exhaust duration, .424 lift.

application is supersprint and hillclimb
not street registered

body is 82 KE70 Corolla, 900kg at fighting weight

4:1 or 4:2:1 pipes? pipe size? max allowable 96db. side exit is acceptable but may prefer regular rear exit.
hi there use 4:2:1 setup and out the side with 1 straight through muffler
how to calculate primary and secondary pipe diameter and pipe length for secondary resonance around 5-6000 rpm?
calculations dont work to well
for primary use a pipe that has the same internal size as your portand aprox 12" long
for secondries reduce pipe by 1 size and 1.5xthe length of the primaries the will gwt u close to the ball park
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Post by EXHAUSTFIX »

FullbackNo1 wrote:1.6 efi 16 valve motor wondering what would get the best result out of it
extractors and 2" system straight through mufflers
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Post by thwack »

Exhaust Doc,

Hi this question has been sort of asked by a couple of people but not entirely answered.

I have a GQ Patrol with a TD42 naturally Aspirated Engine. At the moment the Exhaust is stock. BUT the muffler is about to fall apart as I am missing an exhaust mount (will be fixed soon). I am also planning on a DTS Turbo later this year (do not want to throw away a reasonably new exhaust then) I will be running between 7 and 10 psi boost then.

Should I put in a 3" straight through system? Will 2.5" be enough for the turbo later. Would it be Ok to run 2.5" from the manifold and then 3" for the rest of the system?

Also Extractors now and then swap out with the turbo or wait for the turbo and change the manifold then?

Thanks for your help.

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Post by Josh n Kat »

hey exhaust doc,
got a turbo diesel 4.2 patrol with a high mount turbo. got my 3 inch exhaust fitted up today which was all good. however i was hoping for it to be all the way up to the turbo but instead they stuck with the standard turbo dynamics dump pipe which from memory is around 2 3/4 inch diameter, then it goes out to 3 from there. they told me they originally had planned on doing it all the way up there but decided it wouldn't make really much of a benifit cause they would have to squash the pipe for it to fit which would restrict.

what do you think? i'm willing to find someone else to do the dump pipe if you think its worth the effort. cheers, thanks for your time
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Post by Struth »

G,Day I am informed that a petrol 4 Runner V6 will benifit from Hurricane extractors and 2" into single 2.5" sports exhaust. Then once inlet mods are made a half decent power increase will result.

On the exhaust side do you see anything wrong with the setup above.

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Post by chunderlicious »

ok. final question i think. runing a single turbo on an 8, will putting it on the left hand bank with a pipe joining to the right hand bank screw the valves to bad? alot like the kits they make eg. capa ls1 kit. except with it lined up along side the cylinder bank.
turbos are nice but i'd rather be blown
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