turbo 2 catback on NA car?
10-07-10, 05:48 PM
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turbo 2 catback on NA car?
will it fit? wanna buy a N1 single turbo for my S5 to run around with, then when I finish my 87 TII I can toss it on..... if it fits...
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10-07-10, 06:29 PM
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yes. on a stock t2 and stock NA the cat backs interchange.
10-07-10, 09:56 PM
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Yup. Same bends, from there, back. Only difference is the beginning-end.
I've got the RB REV2 system (the car WAS N/A), and going to a larger diameter, single that I've also got... Luckily it's the same.
I've got the RB REV2 system (the car WAS N/A), and going to a larger diameter, single that I've also got... Luckily it's the same.
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No kidding.... The shipping ALONE would equal the cost of the RB system, NEW.
Damned thing's HEAVY! Oddly enough, the single I'm going to weighs less than the RB 'Y-'pipe and dual mufflers, by themselves.
The single system has the RB DP > 3" piping > RB pre-silencer > more 3" > and a whompus, Supra-sized muffler (like 5" or something). If I could swing either getting the car to the exhaust shop, or getting my welder back, from my boy, I'd cut out the pre- and pipe it directly to the DP...
If I can, tomorrow, I'll take a pic of both.
The only exception is that the TII system that's on RB, now is chromey and mine is the black series from a couple of years ago... If I can off-load it, I'll probably take a drill and wire-wheel to it and take off the surface crap.
You're looking for the 'Y' and the duals, yeah?
Damned thing's HEAVY! Oddly enough, the single I'm going to weighs less than the RB 'Y-'pipe and dual mufflers, by themselves.
The single system has the RB DP > 3" piping > RB pre-silencer > more 3" > and a whompus, Supra-sized muffler (like 5" or something). If I could swing either getting the car to the exhaust shop, or getting my welder back, from my boy, I'd cut out the pre- and pipe it directly to the DP...
If I can, tomorrow, I'll take a pic of both.
The only exception is that the TII system that's on RB, now is chromey and mine is the black series from a couple of years ago... If I can off-load it, I'll probably take a drill and wire-wheel to it and take off the surface crap.
You're looking for the 'Y' and the duals, yeah?
10-08-10, 10:05 AM
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yea! just the from the back of the cat out. i was looking fow a huge single with a "dump tip" like re amemiya has.
without the presilencer that thing would be way too loud...
without the presilencer that thing would be way too loud...
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Will do that; thanks, man. My thought was if I did that, then I 'd go BACK over it with 500° engine paint.
I recently did my UIM and the piece that attaches to the TB (connecting to the charge-pipe) in the same: One full coat of 500° red, then black, then several red. Came out sweet, but if I'm just going to do the exhaust, I'm thinking just a few duster-coats of the black...
Hopefully that'll not only seal it, and give it some heat protection, but also make it a little more muted, if/ when it gets mounted.
I did wire-wheel my DP, so that there won't be any crap between it and the heat-wrap, when I do it, but was contemplating on the Black engine-paint, before-hand...
I recently did my UIM and the piece that attaches to the TB (connecting to the charge-pipe) in the same: One full coat of 500° red, then black, then several red. Came out sweet, but if I'm just going to do the exhaust, I'm thinking just a few duster-coats of the black...
Hopefully that'll not only seal it, and give it some heat protection, but also make it a little more muted, if/ when it gets mounted.
I did wire-wheel my DP, so that there won't be any crap between it and the heat-wrap, when I do it, but was contemplating on the Black engine-paint, before-hand...
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