Exhaust
I'm looking into purchasing a 5" turbo back exhaust (no cat/no muffler). My question is does anyone know the difference between the MBRP 5" turbo back and the 5" turbo back Flo Pro exhaust? The Flo Pro exhaust is quite a bit cheaper and comes with a 4" down pipe. Was hoping for a few opinions. Thanks
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Most of them don't have a true 4" DP. It may, but they're also a PITA to get in there with little to no gain.
MBRP has great fit, really nice clamps, etc. I have not used the flo-pro but I have heard good things. Are both systems the same material? I know a few places used to sell 4" turbo backs for $265 and 5" turbo backs for $295... but they're of course aluminized steel. |
The Flo Pro and the MBRP is 16 Gauge Aluminized Steel. Is that a bad thing? Sorry if the question sounds dumb.
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If you live in any place that gets salt, it will corrode. I live in upstate NY, arguably one of the worst salt belt areas. I went with the good SS stuff. I do know some guys that use the aluminized stuff, bit it doesn't always look as nice (it's under the truck anyway) but it does the job.
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I'v got the Flo-Pro and have no complaints and its been on for 4 years or so, Mdub is right the down pipe is not a true 4 inch pipe.
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I am looking at a MBRP turbo back 5" exhaust. I realize that some aren't true 5" dp's. This one claims to be. My question is, will the 5" dp fit correctly? And do i have to make any mods for the 5" inlet to fit? In the pictures it shows that it has tabs that could be bent. Anyone have this exhaust?
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No way, most guys have issues getting a true 4" DP in there... there simply isn't enough room for a 5" DP, and it's not needed. Almost all 4" and 5" turbo backs are still 3.5" downpipe, until it gets under the truck.
To my knowledge, MBRP doesn't even offer a 5" DP for the 6.0, they have the standard 3.5" and a true 4" DP if you order it that way, but I see no benefit to it. |
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