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Old 10-18-2008, 12:08 PM   #1
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Exhaust Piping.

I read the above, but I still wanted to get some opinions. This will be on a 2.0L 3SGTE turbo motor with a stock turbo pushing max say 15psi.

The exhaust I have is kinda weird here are the specs: 2.5" B-pipe then increases to 2.75" into the canister.

Now my question is would I benefit more from a 3" downpipe or 2.5"? Would the 3" DP create unwanted back pressure? Yea I know I need a new exhaust LOL. Will do when I decide to get a new turbo or something.

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If your downpipe is 3" but flows into a B-pipe that's 2.5...then it really doesn't do anything. Might as well just stick with a 2.5" downpipe. Intuitively, you would think the flow is interrupted (turbulence) when it goes from 3 -> 2.5, and such is true. A straight 2.5 is much better.
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if your piping is only 2.5 there's no reason to get a 3" DP since it'll just get bottle necked anyways, unless you're planning on getting a 3" exhaust anyway. personally i think 2.5-2.75 is perfect for your setup, i say that even though i have a 3" on my NA car lol .
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I would go with a 2.5" downpipe setup.

Totally OT, but are you putting in that motor in your Prelude?
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I would go with a 2.5" downpipe setup.

Totally OT, but are you putting in that motor in your Prelude?
As you know the 3SGTE from the mr2 is essentially a FWD motor setup.
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Yes I do know that and that's prolly why it should be a somewhat easy swap.
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Go with a 3" dp it will help spool even if it bottlenecks further down the line.
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Go with a 3" dp it will help spool even if it bottlenecks further down the line.
This. For sure. 3" all the way back would be ideal of course...
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If you have the option to do a 3" down pipe do it now rather than have to do it later. The boost gods will thank you for it.

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