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  • malibuguy

    June 29, 2010 6:58 a.m. malibuguy New Reader

    zomby woof wrote:

    malibuguy wrote:

    i'm an exhaust fabricator for a living

    please please please run cats on the street cars, even my "built" drag only car is going to run a cat, if your tune is that far off that your blowing cats...maybe you look into a better tuner

    the only smooth, perforated-core glasspacks that i know of are Thrush. Everyone else uses louver-core stuff.

    Cherry bomb GP's are also perf core.

    i haven't seen a nice cherry bomb yet...maybe they recently changed things up, they were always louver core, every one i've seen up to a few weeks ago

    i guy brought a pair in to put on his Titan...i just shook my head, lol

  • zomby woof

    June 29, 2010 7:05 a.m. zomby woof HalfDork

    I have them on 2 of my cars (one is 7 years old, one 5), and have a set of 2 on the shelf. I have never seen a louvered core in a CB. You must be thinking of something else, unless CB just started using louvered core. My son bought one for his car last week. I'll check it out.

    Just checked. Perf tube.

  • malibuguy

    June 29, 2010 11:44 a.m. malibuguy New Reader

    here's an image of one from their website

    yep, louver core

  • June 29, 2010 1:06 p.m. Mikey52_1 New Reader

    I found my copy of Horsepower, Vol 1, and there's no mention of Cherry Bomb at all. Matter of fact, I was saddened at just how dated it turned out to be. No mention at all of reflective wave mufflers or high flow converters. Maybe it's time for Vizard to put out a fresh revision. It IS still worth reading, to get your mind into the building horsepower mindset.

  • malibuguy

    June 30, 2010 10:29 a.m. malibuguy New Reader

    & the sad part is

    most converters out their labeled as high flow are actually not high flow. They have the same exact core as stock, a ceramic 400cpsi core.

    real high flow converters have metallic cores that are 300cpsi.

  • zomby woof

    June 30, 2010 11:56 a.m. zomby woof HalfDork

    Did you learn that from a website too?

    I'll take a pic of those CB's, so you can see how wrong you are.

  • DILYSI Dave

    June 30, 2010 1:02 p.m. DILYSI Dave SuperDork

    Dynomax Race Bullets are perforated core

  • Per Schroeder

    June 30, 2010 1:29 p.m. Per Schroeder Technical Editor/Advertising Director

    You can run those glasspacks the other way so that the flow isn't going INTO the louvers. Less sound attenuation, but better power, in my experience.

  • malibuguy

    July 1, 2010 6:54 a.m. malibuguy New Reader

    zomby woof wrote:

    Did you learn that from a website too?

    I'll take a pic of those CB's, so you can see how wrong you are.

    um, no i learned that from actually installing the stuff & know the difference between the two, unlike just about anyone else who buy "high flow" cats & they are nothing more then a standard cat. I didn't know that 2 years ago.

    i'm awaiting these pictures. I've never seen personally a CB with a smooth core ( i've probably seen 25-30 of them) & their website proves that they don't make 'em with a smooth core...yet you are convinced they are smooth & CherryBomb. Are you sure you didn't buy Thrush glasspacks, & forgot? They look very similar on the outside.

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