Downpipe help!!!!!
01 January 2006, 11:22 PM
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Downpipe help!!!!!
Hi everyone
After a bit of help...........
Going to fit a new downpipe to my classic
and wondered which type to go for, looked at a Magnex with twin exits from the turbo and a Ninja with the open mouth design.
Any ideas which is best or what difference i am likely to notice???
Thanks in anticipation........
Paul
After a bit of help...........
Going to fit a new downpipe to my classic
and wondered which type to go for, looked at a Magnex with twin exits from the turbo and a Ninja with the open mouth design.Any ideas which is best or what difference i am likely to notice???
Thanks in anticipation........
Paul
02 January 2006, 08:16 PM
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Originally Posted by hawko
Hi everyone
After a bit of help...........
Going to fit a new downpipe to my classic and wondered which type to go for, looked at a Magnex with twin exits from the turbo and a Ninja with the open mouth design.
Any ideas which is best or what difference i am likely to notice???
Thanks in anticipation........
Paul
After a bit of help...........
Going to fit a new downpipe to my classic
and wondered which type to go for, looked at a Magnex with twin exits from the turbo and a Ninja with the open mouth design.Any ideas which is best or what difference i am likely to notice???
Thanks in anticipation........
Paul
02 January 2006, 08:43 PM
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Downpipe FAQ
Originally Posted by hawko
ANY IDEA'S ANYONE ??????????????????
There is a good Downpipe FAQ linked to on my Scoobypedia page.
-Steve.
02 January 2006, 08:53 PM
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The magnex twin dump downpipe on my sti 4 caused overboost. Changed to a hayward and scott open-neck version. No problems at all.
03 January 2006, 05:41 PM
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Im, also thinking of replacing the down pipe, and thinking of the Ninja fast flow cat, as I have a de-cat centre and ninja back box. The price is good, but dont know much about the performance. The H&S is most likley the best, but also costly.
You going cat ao de cat?
You going cat ao de cat?
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Originally Posted by crispyduck
03 January 2006, 07:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Paddi70
Im, also thinking of replacing the down pipe, and thinking of the Ninja fast flow cat, as I have a de-cat centre and ninja back box. The price is good, but dont know much about the performance. The H&S is most likley the best, but also costly.
You going cat ao de cat?
You going cat ao de cat?
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