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Old 04-25-2009, 09:13 AM
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I purchased the new Super B with hopes to install this weekend which is now set back due to paint body guy not finishing the touch ups by Friday. While I recover from the purchase of turbo and braces for my youngest, I bought a 4" to 3" for the down pipe to stock exhaust until I get a new 4" exhaust.

Do you think I will see only minor restriction with the 3" exhaust? I am hoping the EGT'S will still be cooler with #10 plate going back in with stock exhaust and the SuperB. What do you all think?

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Old 04-25-2009, 12:11 PM
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I think you should be fine but 4" is gonna be a must i think to get the most power/efficiency out of the new turbo, is the exhaust straight piped or anything? cause i'd just slap a piece of straight through pipe in there and call it good for a while til you get more money
 
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Use the 4" down pipe to 4 " exhaust
 
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Old 04-25-2009, 12:43 PM
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Originally Posted by bobcat67
I think you should be fine but 4" is gonna be a must i think to get the most power/efficiency out of the new turbo, is the exhaust straight piped or anything? cause i'd just slap a piece of straight through pipe in there and call it good for a while til you get more money
I have Walker straight thru no cat. Use to run straight pipe but go tired of the drone. 4' will definitely be a purchase but will be a few weeks out.
 
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When you decide to purchase your 4" exhaust we can hook ya up with a system that doesn't have a Down Pipe since you already have one we can save you a few bucks.



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didne he say his downpipe is 4 to 3 ?
 
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Originally Posted by DieselMinded
didne he say his downpipe is 4 to 3 ?
The down pipe is 4". What I bought was a 4" to 3" adapter to go from the 4" DP to the stock 3" pipe.

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If you lived a little closer to ohio id sell you my 4" for a heck of a deal bc i want to keep my 4" downpipe but im puttin my stacks hopefully here in the next week. I have a full stainless mbrp or whatever that brand is, but oklahoma from ohio would be like $1000000000 in shipping haha.
 
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i live in tenn.and i've got a 5"straight pipe i'd sell i want stacks.
 




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