no downpipe
#3
Re:no downpipe
Im pretty sure you need atleast a little bit of back pressure.
I can notice a huge diference when im running just my downpipe(greddy) or my downpipe w/ my straight pipe.
Might not be true, but it feels like its quicker at lower speeds, and slower at higher speeds with just the downpipe. I have no idea whether thats true or not.
I can notice a huge diference when im running just my downpipe(greddy) or my downpipe w/ my straight pipe.
Might not be true, but it feels like its quicker at lower speeds, and slower at higher speeds with just the downpipe. I have no idea whether thats true or not.
#4
Re:no downpipe
I don't think that extra foot of pipe after the turbo is going to rob them any power. I'm sure it's just to kep the exhaust/heat out of the engine compartment. Just think about what would happen under your hood at 7000 rpm with no downpipe. Now imagine a backfire or something.
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#5
Re:no downpipe
lets say i install my setup in my garage and want to take it somewhere else to have a downpipe made.
i shouldn't have any problem getting from my house to another garage w/o a downpipe, right?
should i just take it easy and try to keep low rpms?
i shouldn't have any problem getting from my house to another garage w/o a downpipe, right?
should i just take it easy and try to keep low rpms?
#7
Re:no downpipe
Originally Posted by greddycrx
you shouldnt have to worry too much. my friend has been running a turbo and his integra with no downpipe for about a month now and no problems except black ---- in the engine bay from the exhaust gases...
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#10
Re:no downpipe
Originally Posted by greddycrx
you shouldnt have to worry too much. my friend has been running a turbo and his integra with no downpipe for about a month now and no problems except black ---- in the engine bay from the exhaust gases...