depending on the downpipe you my not need to change anything but some require changing the cab seem. i noticed a decrease in EGTs and seemed to have more throttle responce also noticed more exhaust noise.
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i'd rip out the old dp in a hurr either way
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Originally Posted by twinboys
(Post 728179)
3" downpipe may only require the cab seam to be bent down.
Originally Posted by joebob3093
(Post 728211)
depending on the downpipe you my not need to change anything but some require changing the cab seem. i noticed a decrease in EGTs and seemed to have more throttle responce also noticed more exhaust noise.
Originally Posted by prison
(Post 728228)
i'd rip out the old dp in a hurr either way
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Do the Downpipe... Factory downpipe is so restrictive, its pathetic...
You will need to make room for the aftermarket downpipe. Nothing a crowbar can't take care of. If you aren't willing to do that, rent a port-a-power and make room for it that way. It's easier than you think. |
Do you think a DP would be more affective than a full exhaust minus the DP? IE, should I do a DP then do the rest of the exhaust?
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You can do that If you want...
IMO, Exhaust kits are cheap enough, just do it all at once... |
That would certainly be optimal I suppose... I'm trying to segment my mods though and share them with my Volkswagen haha
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Exhaust, intake, gauges, chip... Then drive it and smile.
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Thats the plan :tu:
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Originally Posted by 95powersmoker
(Post 729482)
Do the Downpipe... Factory downpipe is so restrictive, its pathetic...
You will need to make room for the aftermarket downpipe. Nothing a crowbar can't take care of. If you aren't willing to do that, rent a port-a-power and make room for it that way. It's easier than you think. |
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