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04-30-2005, 03:59 PM

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i was wondering if i run any risk of a spike in boost or damaging my engine if i instal a downpipe, when i do not have an aftermarket boost guage or boost controller.

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Re: downpipe

Anytime you increase exhaust flow you increase the chances of bost spikes.

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Re: downpipe

u wont have a problem with boost spike if u had a electric boost controler and u have down pipe and exhuast

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