Post up Turbo Exhaust pics
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I bought a tc7875 and as you know the vband discharge is only 3in any way but just for ***** and since I have the 4 inch pipe already I was just gonna bump it up from 3in to 4in.
Even If I left it 3 in. dp and split it to two 2.5 in. pipes wouldn't that flow enough? Or am I wrong here, I just feel two 2.5 in. pipes atleast flow more than a 3 in. single....
Reason too that I want to do 2.5 is because I have dynomax bullet style mufflers already in 2.5 inch in/out just trying to save a little. Why do dual 3 in. if it's over kill
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Well guys have made 800-900whp with a pt7675 through a 3 inch dp.
I bought a tc7875 and as you know the vband discharge is only 3in any way but just for ***** and since I have the 4 inch pipe already I was just gonna bump it up from 3in to 4in.
Even If I left it 3 in. dp and split it to two 2.5 in. pipes wouldn't that flow enough? Or am I wrong here, I just feel two 2.5 in. pipes atleast flow more than a 3 in. single....
Reason too that I want to do 2.5 is because I have dynomax bullet style mufflers already in 2.5 inch in/out just trying to save a little. Why do dual 3 in. if it's over kill
I bought a tc7875 and as you know the vband discharge is only 3in any way but just for ***** and since I have the 4 inch pipe already I was just gonna bump it up from 3in to 4in.
Even If I left it 3 in. dp and split it to two 2.5 in. pipes wouldn't that flow enough? Or am I wrong here, I just feel two 2.5 in. pipes atleast flow more than a 3 in. single....
Reason too that I want to do 2.5 is because I have dynomax bullet style mufflers already in 2.5 inch in/out just trying to save a little. Why do dual 3 in. if it's over kill
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You know what they say...the best exhaust for a turbo is no exhaust! My personal opinion is that the more you can reduce restriction after the turbo the better. Faster spool and better flow with reduced backpressure. I am sure you CAN do it, but it is not to say it is optimal.
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It is a twin turbo setup Chris from CBR Performance did the install and he did the exhaust too.. I won't lie he does some pretty awesome work.. We discussed what kinda exhaust I wanted and he got it done.. I have zero lag and its strong to top end I don't think there's much restriction at all from exhaust
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LS1's always make horrible rasp when they are running a single exhaust with no cats.
With a turbo does it reduce all rasp in the exhaust? I'm just wondering if you can run whatever mufflers/pipe combo you want and not have to worry about drone or raspy exhaust with turbos?
With a turbo does it reduce all rasp in the exhaust? I'm just wondering if you can run whatever mufflers/pipe combo you want and not have to worry about drone or raspy exhaust with turbos?