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2.5" for an exhaust setup??!

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Old 02-02-2005, 07:38 AM
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Sharkrev...if your going turbo..then you're right, stay with your short ram..as far as times are concerned, why don't you get yourself a Gtech and time your car before you put a mod in and time it agani after so you can see your progress and have hard facts..smile.gif
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (CyberShark)</div><div class='quotemain'>Sharkrev...if your going turbo..then you're right, stay with your short ram..as far as times are concerned, why don't you get yourself a Gtech and time your car before you put a mod in and time it agani after so you can see your progress and have hard facts..smile.gif</div>


that´s a gooooooddd idea.!...... my friends has the Gtech.... i am gonna tell him about this... and I will show the progress till now...........

and after the turbo, it has to be a great gain, !!........
thanks!
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when it comes to exhaust the bigger the better to a point. increasing the exhaust diamiter increases flow capabilities and makes the engine breathe better. how ever on na engines this can cause a loss in back presure and will cause a drop in performance.

for a lightly moded na setup 2.25 is good enough

heavily moded na setup or a light fi setup 2.5 is good

full out turbo setups running moderate to high boost require atleast a 3 inch exhaust. the better the flow the better the turbo will perform and lessens the chances to have it surge and flutter.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (sharkev)</div><div class='quotemain'>that´s a gooooooddd idea.!...... my friends has the Gtech.... i am gonna tell him about this... and I will show the progress till now...........

and after the turbo, it has to be a great gain, !!........
thanks!</div>


the Gtech helped me out alot...comes in handy..beats guessing
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (SlipStream)</div><div class='quotemain'>when it comes to exhaust the bigger the better to a point. increasing the exhaust diamiter increases flow capabilities and makes the engine breathe better. how ever on na engines this can cause a loss in back presure and will cause a drop in performance.

for a lightly moded na setup 2.25 is good enough

heavily moded na setup or a light fi setup 2.5 is good

full out turbo setups running moderate to high boost require atleast a 3 inch exhaust. the better the flow the better the turbo will perform and lessens the chances to have it surge and flutter.</div>


that loss in back pressure is what i meant... but hopefully i´m going turbo soon.... it not gonna be high psi but i guess that 2.5 exhaust is enough....

however, i feel my car a little better than before...maybe is good to my car...

thanks for your comment..

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (CyberShark)</div><div class='quotemain'>the Gtech helped me out alot...comes in handy..beats guessing</div>


How much hps make your car in the Gtech??..... how much gains are you notice with your mods??.....

what is the best mod you saw in the GTech???




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