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hi flow turbo outlet
i dont want to spend 150 on buying one has anybody bored out the stock one i work at a machine shop so thats not a problem is there enuff material to do so or is the hi flow version completely different.
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i sell u one new never used for 75 + shipping or a used one for 50+ shipping
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Just gut the factory one. If you want to port it out a bit there is tons of material there to do that.
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yes i already had it gutted just seein if there was any more i could get out of it thanks
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im interested in gutting mine, does anyone have pics off this? also what kind of improvement would see? thanks
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i didnt really notice anything the exhaust note is a little different i figured i should do it since i was replaceing the orings anyways very easy to do maintain has a video some where
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I really doubt you will notice a difference with it bored out. But like CSI says there is enough material to have it machined out. I wouldn't waste the money...
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All you do is pull your turbo. Then remove the flapper by drilling out the rivets holding the flapper to the rod. Once the rivets are removed slide the rod out and stick a 3/4" freeze plug in the hole from the rod...
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Then go for it.
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