diff between dp and header
04-19-02, 08:20 AM
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A downpipe connects to the stock manifold on a NA; and the turbo on a turbo model. But they are different so don't try and put a turbo downpipe on an NA. If you have an NA; I'd reccommend a header. For a turbo; go for it if you can work around fuel cut and leaning out.
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So basically, a full exhaust system without a header but with a dp, the stock exhaust manifold is the only bottleneck, but people do this on purpose in order to avoid too much boost? Do I have it right?
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Originally posted by sunshine
So basically, a full exhaust system without a header but with a dp, the stock exhaust manifold is the only bottleneck, but people do this on purpose in order to avoid too much boost? Do I have it right?
So basically, a full exhaust system without a header but with a dp, the stock exhaust manifold is the only bottleneck, but people do this on purpose in order to avoid too much boost? Do I have it right?
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