When it comes to racing is always a question of the used motor and other power components that own a car that extends to the quality of exhaust systems has been employed. And one of the most popular exhaust system used by some of the most powerful brands of cars in the industry, the Ford, Toyota, Honda, Chrysler, General Motors or – the Flowmaster exhaust systems. The outlet of the Flowmaster improves acceleration and passing power and improved fuel mileage simply perfect for any race event.And speak of race, American Le Mans Series heads toward the Southwest for round number four, the Lone star Grand Prix of Houston planned this coming Saturday evening. The Porsche teams involved in both the LMP2 and GT2 classes to face severe competition in both the prototype and GT levels. During the LMP2 class Porsche RS Spyders have earned class wins and a victory in the last two street races however, it was the Acura prototype earned the pole at Long Beach and won the opening ALMS round at Sebring. In GT2, it was newcomer 2007 Porsche 911 GT3 RSR that second to the Ferrari ended in all three races. Porsche routes manufacturers chase by only 12 points going into Houston. However, Porsche Motorsport North America President Uwe Brettel would rather be way ahead in both categories, but also stressed the point that a close competition is good for the classes and also for the series. It may recall that last year both the Penske Porsche RS Spyders were unable to the Houston event due to transmission problems caused by too much beating that the vehicles to get to the bumpy surface finish. The final victory by Romain Dumas and Timo Bernhard in the LMP2 class Penske Porsche RS Spyder was the second one-two overall finish in the American Le Mans Series Porsche obtained. Same Dumas / Bernhard won the combined performance in the Mid-Ohio last year. This is also the first time for a manufacturer to sweep the overall podium in ALMS. The Lone Star Grand Prix Houston JAGFlo Speedway at Reliant Park will start on Saturday, April 21 at 7:30 pm EDT and will have a duration of two hours and 45 minutes. The race will also be broadcast on CBS Sports on a tape-delayed basis at 1 pm EDT on April 29. American Le Mans Radio and IMSA’s Live Timing and Scoring will be available at www.americanlemans.com during the race while information about Porsche drivers and the team can be found at porschemotorsport.com.
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