Stock Exhaust piping diameter
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RE: Stock Exhaust piping diameter
Why do you want to do something half assed?
1. You wont gain any performance.
2. You will only gain sound.
Maybe all you want is sound, then go ahead, but if you want performance then do it right.
2.25"-2.5" I would say is the OEM piping, I also suggest getting under the car after it has been sitting for awhile and measure it with a tape measure. So you know for sure what size it is.
1. You wont gain any performance.
2. You will only gain sound.
Maybe all you want is sound, then go ahead, but if you want performance then do it right.
2.25"-2.5" I would say is the OEM piping, I also suggest getting under the car after it has been sitting for awhile and measure it with a tape measure. So you know for sure what size it is.
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RE: Stock Exhaust piping diameter
S70, that is exactly the response I was looking for, and I'm not being sarcastic! So what system do you recommend? I have the EST intake on, and it sounds great when I blowoff, not to mention I gained a few MPG, but I'm really looking for that deepM3 stylesound, and if a few ponies get thrown in with it, then why not!
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RE: Stock Exhaust piping diameter
Ok...
2.5" mandrel bent catback system witha free flowing muffler such as BORLA or Magnaflow. That is what I recommend if you go custom. Add a hi-flow CAT into that as well.
Also I recommend doing a 3" mandrel bent downpipe as well.
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If you want prefabbed look into EST, IPD USA and VIVA PERFORMANCE.
2.5" mandrel bent catback system witha free flowing muffler such as BORLA or Magnaflow. That is what I recommend if you go custom. Add a hi-flow CAT into that as well.
Also I recommend doing a 3" mandrel bent downpipe as well.
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If you want prefabbed look into EST, IPD USA and VIVA PERFORMANCE.
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