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Old 25 August 2018, 06:43 PM
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hi guys. my spec c blob has a 3inch fujitsubo titanium exhaust reducing to 2.5 inch through 2 cans and a rear muffler. turbo is an mdx321t+. 3 inch dump no pre or post cats. 1000cc inj 340 fuel pump. std spec c ej207?. thoughts.
thinking of going bigger but I like this exhaust. car currently makes 380bhp@4500rpm @1.4bar

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Old 27 August 2018, 01:51 PM
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Originally Posted by rockabilly
hi guys. my spec c blob has a 3inch fujitsubo titanium exhaust reducing to 2.5 inch through 2 cans and a rear muffler. turbo is an mdx321t+. 3 inch dump no pre or post cats. 1000cc inj 340 fuel pump. std spec c ej207?. thoughts.
thinking of going bigger but I like this exhaust. car currently makes 380bhp@4500rpm @1.4bar

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Really don’t think that exhaust would hold it back. I run 430 on a 2.5 inch.
Need some more boost to wake that turbo up.
Old 27 August 2018, 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted by ian12

Really don’t think that exhaust would hold it back. I run 430 on a 2.5 inch.
Need some more boost to wake that turbo up.
cheers ian. just what I needed someone running 400 + on a 2.5 cheers. agreed more boost but when we tried no joy. the tmic in std airbox with k&n wouldn't have it
Old 28 August 2018, 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted by rockabilly
cheers ian. just what I needed someone running 400 + on a 2.5 cheers. agreed more boost but when we tried no joy. the tmic in std airbox with k&n wouldn't have it
FMIC & induction change will definitely see it over 400.
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got the rcm induction coimg. gonna leave the tmic. thinking of sending it back to lateral to change it to a h instead. probably make same power but less lag.
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RCM fitted to mine. Tight with space though had to put a curve pipe on the inlet. still slightly touch’s the abs block and the bonnet but that’s the FMIC fault.


Do you have a dyno graph?
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at the crank on teg dyno lancaster
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Originally Posted by rockabilly

at the crank on teg dyno lancaster
Old 29 August 2018, 06:43 PM
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I'm using a fujistubo Gikken on a 2.l currently making 392. I've fitted a 3" all the way to flange downpipe and had the 2.5" section of the exhaust cut off and a 3" flange welded on. Hayward & Scott supplied the downpipe and welded the 3" flange.
Previous to this the car struggled to make 377, I also opened up the factory exhaust headers. sti ra gc8. The mapper said the 565cc injectors are holding it up or else it would have broke the 400 pub talk bench mark. impreza gc8 fujitsubo gikken 3"

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interesting edsel mine looks identical but titanium, same number of boxes and 2.5 flange. my dump is a true 3 inch. so would you say keep the exhaust but fit a 3 inch flange
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would you say you noticed it spool any earlier?
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The car is heavily modified running a mdx billet ball bearing 312h turbo so it spools really well without much encouragement. If the exhaust has 2.5 flange the down pipe must have the same.

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Originally Posted by ian12
RCM fitted to mine. Tight with space though had to put a curve pipe on the inlet. still slightly touch’s the abs block and the bonnet but that’s the FMIC fault.


Do you have a dyno graph?
what turbo inlet are you running?
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Originally Posted by nufctoon
what turbo inlet are you running?
Samco. I was reading that there hard to fit but I found it really easy, just take your time,
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edsel I made an adapter to go from 3" dump to the 2.5 fujitsubo. maybe an issue this but no proble I have a 3" flange pipe and a welder lol.soon mod it.
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Originally Posted by ian12

Samco. I was reading that there hard to fit but I found it really easy, just take your time,
Is it the 3 inch one?
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Originally Posted by nufctoon
Is it the 3 inch one?
Just standard size factory one split.
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right so this were we are at currently . fitted the cold air induction. I now rin speed density but still need air inlet temps as I have removed the maf. do I fit it in the cone pipe or best in the tmic?.
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gonna chop the 2.5 piece joiner of the exhaust and increase to 3 inch also




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