millstreet
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the sweet thing is its quieter than most and will be repackable..
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I like the sound. Any idea if we can run it without adding fuel or a tune?
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**sj**
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no...it requires a tune or fuel from the pc5
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There is videos of their exhaust on you tube.
The one with the Rage against the Machine song in the background? Kind of takes away from the sound of it.
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plus it isnt a true depiction as i think it was prototype and the actual version is quieter.
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video here;
Thanks bro.....Like it.
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So I'm guessing it's not just turn the dial and boom more power. Wouldn't you need to clutch for each power increase? Not knocking the product but you need to do things if boost is increased. Maybe I'm wrong! What are the advantages over a tune?
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So I'm guessing it's not just turn the dial and boom more power. Wouldn't you need to clutch for each power increase? Not knocking the product but you need to do things if boost is increased. Maybe I'm wrong! What are the advantages over a tune?
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I like this setup because it’s a tunable on the trail/on the lake setup. Keep it low for the slower rides and turn it up when you need or want to. Yes, you will need a heavier weight for starters. I turned my secondary up to 70 deg. I then am trying a clutch setup per some information from Aaron at Excell. Regular trail setup will turn 8400ish when dialed down just below what stock boost is at 9lbs, when you turn it up you want the sled to run 8800~8900ish. I’m finding out that my motor likes weight in the clutch and am adding more and more over the past couple days.
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Just saw this, looks like Excell updated the website with Dyno and Pricing info
http://www.excellmotorsports.com/side_winder_thundercat.html
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Any dyno sheets?
dyno #s stage 1 are here; http://www.excellmotorsports.com/stage1.html
dyno #s stage 2 are here; http://www.excellmotorsports.com/stage2.html
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I went and checked this stuff out yesterday. That silencer is freaking sick, the quality of the construction, welds, and metal used is sure to impress..
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