using intake as IC pipe
#2
Re: using intake as IC pipe
obviously it would be better not to have to mix n match but if your just lookin for some extra hp in a daily driver, don't worry about it. (heres another option: http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/me...egory_Code=STL)
#6
Re: using intake as IC pipe
Originally Posted by hotlavaflow
Yeah I'll just get some 3" pipe.
Oh and my 2" charge piping is made from ABS plastic, I'm on a real tight budget right now since I have no job, so this will have to do for now, later on down the road I plan to get some 2" steel charge piping made.
#7
Re: using intake as IC pipe
haha. what it comes down to is if i have enough piping i will do 2.5 all the way. if not and i run into a bind the short ram with plugged vacc hole should do right? or am i going to see a huge perssure loss? i will post pictures on the weekend of what it comes out to be.
#8
Re: using intake as IC pipe
Originally Posted by Xgenturbo
That is way too big, unless you have a $80K race car, you dont need 3" piping I wouldnt go with anything bigger than 2.25" right now on my car I am using 2" untill it reaches the short ram, then it goes to 2.5, the valve cover hose nipple had a screw threaded in to the aluminum along with JB weld to keep it sealed.
Oh and my 2" charge piping is made from ABS plastic, I'm on a real tight budget right now since I have no job, so this will have to do for now, later on down the road I plan to get some 2" steel charge piping made.
Oh and my 2" charge piping is made from ABS plastic, I'm on a real tight budget right now since I have no job, so this will have to do for now, later on down the road I plan to get some 2" steel charge piping made.
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