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Downpipe question
I think i'm probably going to go buy my stack locally today. 6" or 7" not sure yet, it depends on how I like the look of each of them.
Anyway I'm putting together my own stack setup and I was wondering if I should go with the 4" dp or not? Right now i'm 3.5" straightpiped, and I was just going to use the stock dp and under the cab, but if there is a big diff i may go 4" turbo back. Any advantage to this other than to reduce egt's? Sound maybe? later |
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Thanks Taylor Just wondering, cause if I do it, I will do it the same time I am doing the stack, so I won't know what differnce the downpipe makes by itself, ya know? later |
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Actually I did the Magnaflow 4inch Stainless Exhaust turbo back first and that kit even through its called 4 inch turbo back came with a 3 1/2 inch DP and about 3 to 4 months later I installed the Banks Power Elbow kit with the true 4 inch DPand EBPV delete Elbow and could tell a difference in sound much deeper and power |
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