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Old 05-25-19, 07:56 AM
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I put a Joe Z exhaust on my 2012 ISF, 36k miles and have put about 700 miles on the exhaust. I am interested in purchasing the PPE Power Package..Headers / Tuned intake and Tuner from RR racing. What kind of actual WHP can I expect with the Joe Z exhaust using 93 gas on a Dyno with the power package? The Joe Z exhaust already felt like a big difference once it "broken in" and I am sure the power package will really wake the ISF up. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks

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Originally Posted by Chris0704
I put a Joe Z exhaust on my 2012 ISF, 36k miles and have put about 700 miles on the exhaust. I am interested in purchasing the PPE Power Package..Headers / Tuned intake and Tuner from RR racing. What kind of actual WHP can I expect with the Joe Z exhaust using 93 gas on a Dyno with the power package? The Joe Z exhaust already felt like a big difference once it "broken in" and I am sure the power package will really wake the ISF up. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks

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First off exhaust systems don’t “break in” you just get accustomed to them. Same goes for “settling springs” it’s not a thing. RR racing has the dynoes on the website so it will be similar (if your engine is healthy) that’s why they list them in the pics with the package.
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Originally Posted by ISFpowered
First off exhaust systems don’t “break in” you just get accustomed to them. Same goes for “settling springs” it’s not a thing. RR racing has the dynoes on the website so it will be similar (if your engine is healthy) that’s why they list them in the pics with the package.
I see the dynos, I am asking specifically on what others are getting with a Joe Z exhaust system and that specific upgrade kit.
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Hey,

The exhaust will be like any other exhaust. You should be at about 410 whp.

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Like Josh said the exhaust shouldn't really make much of a difference. I have the RR Racing performance package and a header back Hayward & Scott exhaust setup and I went from 370 whp stock to 402whp. RR Racing said the the ambient temperature which was 90° may have affected the numbers though. But it was also 90° when I did the baseline and I was surprised with the numbers so who knows, too many variables.
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Originally Posted by Durrby
Like Josh said the exhaust shouldn't really make much of a difference. I have the RR Racing performance package and a header back Hayward & Scott exhaust setup and I went from 370 whp stock to 402whp. RR Racing said the the ambient temperature which was 90° may have affected the numbers though. But it was also 90° when I did the baseline and I was surprised with the numbers so who knows, too many variables.
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Hey,

The exhaust will be like any other exhaust. You should be at about 410 whp.

Contact us for pricing on the RR system!

-Josh
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Take a look at my thread. It answers every one of your questions.

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