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Old 09-17-2019, 10:21 AM   #1
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I believe what BYP is suggesting is that for normal street driving you want to be maintaining at least 3,000 RPMs. That's what I try to practice when I'm local. I believe he's suggesting that you want to consider what should be the pipe diameter based upon that 3,000 RPM... not just some random eBay pipe.

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So why would you tune your Porsche to drive it at 3000 rpm? I don't get it.
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So why would you tune your Porsche to drive it at 3000 rpm? I don't get it.
For a 986 "S" that is around the most efficent engine RPM & if you are installing headers you want the pipe size to be ideal for the intended rpm range. If you normally drive on public streets RPM range is 1,000-6000 so the best overall compromise is headers that give best exhaust velocity @ 3.000 rpm.
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For a 986 "S" that is around the most efficent engine RPM & if you are installing headers you want the pipe size to be ideal for the intended rpm range. If you normally drive on public streets RPM range is 1,000-6000 so the best overall compromise is headers that give best exhaust velocity @ 3.000 rpm.
Ok we must have very different cars and driving styles
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