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Old 01-29-2013, 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Sarg
Not saying it is this linear but 20% reduction of 900 hp would be 180hp! Just like getting more air in, once it is in it has to get out. Could also hurt spool if you increase backpressure.
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
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Heres my pics there of my dual 3" exhaust with all aluminum piping
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Originally Posted by 95bowtie
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
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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Originally Posted by Sarg
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.
Yeah yeah I hear ya on that I was kinda looking for numbers I guess haha.
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Originally Posted by My1st4thgen
Heres my pics there of my dual 3" exhaust with all aluminum piping
Twin turbo setup correct? Looks beast. Any issues getting it in?
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Originally Posted by Blackpanther99
Twin turbo setup correct? Looks beast. Any issues getting it in?
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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C5:

3" Mild steal dp's,..3" mild steel mid pipes...and a recent, from tranny back, an aluminum 3" custom catback with some carbon.

BEFORE catback:


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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?
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@GueSS who... Sick car man!
thx. Took a while to get there. Working on making my TA like that now.
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Originally Posted by Tally TransAm



another car i did

On the Fbody, does it have stock motor mounts?
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stock before, urethane inserts now

fyi from experience, if you build a tight fitting turbo setup around 100k mile shitty stock rubber mounts, it wont fit for **** when you replace them. . .



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