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Old 05-27-2006, 08:47 PM
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Re: exhaust

If you're putting 10psi through a 14b or small 16g, a full 2.5" will be fine. Now if you eventually upgrade the motor and crank up the boost to ~20psi, then I would go with 3". But then again, if you're never going to be n/a agian on that car, then I would just mod once and go with a 3", but not until you get the turbo installed, otherwise you'll lose an assload of exhaust velocity.
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Re: exhaust

Thanks, I think I'll stick with my original plan for 2.5".
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Re: exhaust

Yeah, a 2.5" will be fine if you just plan on running 10psi on the turbos that you listed.
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