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Staggering Baffle sizes on 2-1-2 headpipes

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Old 02-18-2018, 03:47 PM
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Default Staggering Baffle sizes on 2-1-2 headpipes

Does doing this net any performance improvement? Would it make a difference with x-type, h-type, stock type? What combinations of baffle sizes work well? Does this offer any benefit over a 2-1 (other than dual look)?

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Strictly speaking a 2-1-2 is a 2-into-1, but with twin outlets! A 2-into-1 will probably give better results, simply down to being aftermarket and not having to comply with EPA regulations. I can't see much point in messing with baffles etc when there are excellent complete systems available, which will give known results.
 

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Rush varries the baffle sizes to balance the flow out a little better when using stock headers. Whether or not i makes a difference i have no clue. I hated my rush exhaust i had on my 2016 king.
 
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