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February 7, 1997
By: Robert Leidy
| Pros: | Better Performance, Great Sound, Do-It-Yourself Installation |
| Cons: | Cost, Not 100% Stainless Steel |
| Cost: | $529 (from Bavarian Autosport) |
At the peak torque values, the Remus exhaust gained 3 ft/lbs of torque. Looking at the entire torque curve and measuring the differences every 50 RPM the Remus exhaust averages a gain of 2.91 ft/lbs of torque between 2000 and 6500 RPM.
Click on the graph to the right for a full dynograph of the before and after differences.