Right now I am preparing for a turbo setup. I had my eyes on the RSR-Ex Mag exhaust. But i'm guessing that this would be a bad exhaust with a turbo setup due to the restriction. So, i didn't want to have a really loud exhaust but it doesn't look like i have much a choice. What would be a good exhaust to get with a greddy turbo setup. Greddy EVO? APEX N1? i'm trying to have a quiet exhaust too by the way
Exhaust For Turbo
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Are you serious can you say waste of money, look at people with turbos and it always says "custom exhaust" aslo known as go to a muffler shop have them custom fit 3 inch pipeing and get more power from that for like 200 dollars then spend 500 on what you mentioned and get less power.
you want a 3" exhaust, and you'll need a high flow cat because the stock cat wont bolt up to a 3 " flange. you also want a minium 2.5" downpipe.
so why are there so many people running greddy evo with greddy turbo? 3" exhaust <-- thats the tip right... and the piping 2.5"...
so pretty much the greddy evo is not a good exhaust for a turbo oh and by the way 2.5 inch exhaust if fine unless you have 300+ hp
so there's no exhaust kit you can by that works good with a turbo setup?
i don't mind paying extra for the name.... isn't greddy 2.5 inch?? whats wrong with that.... if its such a bad exhaust why are so many people using that with greddy turbos?
Hey Seanmc300 of the topic but i read somewhere that yo uwanted to turbo your car and such and you did alot of research, so i was going to ask if you have seen a full greddy turbo kit "new" for under 2g's if so i would like to know where.
No one said it was bad but whats the diff between that and the pipeing you would get at a muffler shop?And why would you pay more for 2.5 when you can get 3" for cheaper so when you plan on maken more power you wont have your exhuast restricting you.
i'll answer that one...... http://www.city-speed.com/webstore/specials.htmlbaby99si said:Hey Seanmc300 of the topic but i read somewhere that yo uwanted to turbo your car and such and you did alot of research, so i was going to ask if you have seen a full greddy turbo kit "new" for under 2g's if so i would like to know where.
now can somebody answer my other question
i like kits over custom.... no offense i have all the respect in the world for people who do custom exhaust and custom turbos but i'm more of "i got the money where's the kit" kind of person.... but thanks for all the help you guys i'm prob. going with the greddy evo.. b/c if i were to do 3" piping now on my engine.... it'd slow it down so much at low rpms
do more reading. turbos work by heat energy passing across the turbine. the bigger the heat and pressure difference between the manifold (before the turbo) and the downpipe and exhaust (after the turbo) the faster it will spool and the more power it will make. you cant go too big of an exhaust on a turbo car. the bigger and more free flowing it is, the more power and faster spool it will have. 2.5 will work, but 3 is better.
handle is the man... i did a lot of reading on this that said on the greddy kit going from 2.5" to 3" is hardly an increase because this type of kit isn't producing huge horse power numbers..... however if you were in the 300+ hp range this would help a lot more