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Installed header. should i do front pipe?
I have the borla uel catless header installed. Is it worth it to get a hi flow catted front pipe or just leave it stock? Gonna get it tuned in a couple weeks and i guess i should make up my mind before i get it tuned. Will i get much more power if i replace the front pipe?
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since you got header, I would get both overpipe and front pipe together to maxmize |
i fugured that would be the answer. But what is restrictive about the over pipe?
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"The factory part is made from 2.118″ OD tubing (like the rest of the exhaust) and has a couple of really sharp bends along with an area with a big crimp." 2.118 to 2.5 just more exhaust gas can go away better. I believe it is most restrictive is because it bends. Like a straight pipe breath easier but throw some curve and bends you gonna have a bad time (joke)
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The overpipe honestly is not worth the money in my opinion. They make maybe 3whp with a tune if your lucky, not to mention fitment issues a lot of people have with them rubbing. I would absolutely go for a catted front pipe though, pretty decent gains with those.
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so get the Nameless combo. $499 includes high flow cat and op.
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One piece, Nameless Overpipe Front Pipe Catted with Helmholtz Resonator will flow very well and tame the rasp
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i was thinking about berk high flow cat $250
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No rubbing, I installed to a FA20club EL header
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Another vote for Nameless. On the stock header I doubt the overpipe is worth it, it'll add a little bit and subtly change the sound, but with a larger diameter pipe off the header abruptly dropping to the smaller overpipe I can't imagine the turbulence will do anything good for you. I had to do that for a bit, and I could hear the difference, sounds vaguely "not right"
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