stock diameter of type-s exhaust?
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Three Wheelin'
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stock diameter of type-s exhaust?
So i was looking at the size of piping on the after market exhausts, and they are only 60mm= 2.3". what is the stock size? wanted to know because i am probably just going to change my mufflers and need to know the inlet size(2",2.25"etc)....thanks..oh, if you have any suggestions on an aggressive sounding muffler, lmk
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Originally Posted by fuzzy02CLS
BTW in case your thinking about it. DO NOT use anything bigger then 2.5" Throw that 3" idea out of your mind.
thanks for the input guys
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Originally Posted by AARONSredTYPE-S
haha, very attentive. you noticed from what i said before. yeah, gotta keep it simple, too afraid of losing power, although that j32 swapped civic with straight 3" sounded awesome!
thanks for the input guys
thanks for the input guys
to the experts on here...wouldn't a 3" dual exhaust kill the back pressure anyway?
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Originally Posted by GrandeInter10
Yeah but that thing had a single exhaust...don't wanna do that to your car. I'd go with 2.5 from cat-back and 2.25 from y-pipe. that's what i have and it feels/sounds damn good. magnaflows are THE SHIT.
to the experts on here...wouldn't a 3" dual exhaust kill the back pressure anyway?
to the experts on here...wouldn't a 3" dual exhaust kill the back pressure anyway?
However I was contemplating doing a 3" single to 2.25" dual y-pipe for my SCed application. Going for 7sq/in of cross sectional area. Just need to find a good solution for the cat. So is the outlet on the Comptech headers 2.5" or 2.25"?
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