THink of a car as a living body, your wheels are feet, your suspensions are legs and muscles so on and so forth. The exhaust system in a car are like your lungs, the less pressure on your lungs the easier it is to breathe and more pressure on them the harder it is to breathe, like the difference between healthy clean lungs and dirty smokers lungs (I'm a smoker so I started to notice the difference after I started) Think of backpressure as like this, imagine running down a road, now try running that same road only this time withe more air than you can breathe, this is backpressure, while you're still able to run, you wont be able to runs as well or as fast, especially once you start off with because your lungs can't handle the amount of air coming in, but once you finally do get up to speed your lungs adjust to the amount of incoming air and compensate for it. This is why backpressure is bad, same as if you tried to run with not enough air, while you'll get a good start by the time you reach top speed you'll be out of air and lose energy. Hope this answered your question.dubstyles240 wrote:back to the exhaust.... whys backpressure so bad?
so what about it bolting up?own3d wrote:will a 3" catback made for the sr bolt on behind the ka cat? im getting an sr in a few months but since i have a NY car my exhaust is rusted out and broke off after the resonator. i dont wanna buy a catback for a ka then buy another catback for an sr.
YES.own3d wrote:Ok, last question, is the exhaust acctually different on s13's and s14's?