Waistgate by pass?
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Waistgate by pass?
hello
i am booking my car in at local performance centre to get a decat and some new springs next week.
when i asked about the decat they said there are two types. A normal decat and a waistgate bypass decat.
can someone elaborate on the waistgate bypass and tell me the advantages. Not much price difference between the two but apparently this one will make it go a lot better.
if it makes any difference this is on an my93 wrx
thanks
p.s. - p.s. lewis this is a genuine question so avoid ruining it when you are trolling for threads to ruin.
i am booking my car in at local performance centre to get a decat and some new springs next week.
when i asked about the decat they said there are two types. A normal decat and a waistgate bypass decat.
can someone elaborate on the waistgate bypass and tell me the advantages. Not much price difference between the two but apparently this one will make it go a lot better.
if it makes any difference this is on an my93 wrx
thanks
p.s. - p.s. lewis this is a genuine question so avoid ruining it when you are trolling for threads to ruin.
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Wastegate by-pass??? whatever it is, it's technically inacurate as the wastegate IS a turbine by-pass..
By-pass the by-pass?? sounds like some sort of government initiative
Probably means twin dump or single dump downpipe. I think the general concensus is to go for the single dump bellmouth type as it's just as good at the top end but provides better midrange (could be better at the top and just as good mid?? don't remember).
Technically the twin dump should be better but in real life this doesn't seem to be the case, the people with them seem to notice an imediate improvement on swapping to single one. I've never heard anyone say the reverse.
Dave
By-pass the by-pass?? sounds like some sort of government initiative
Probably means twin dump or single dump downpipe. I think the general concensus is to go for the single dump bellmouth type as it's just as good at the top end but provides better midrange (could be better at the top and just as good mid?? don't remember).
Technically the twin dump should be better but in real life this doesn't seem to be the case, the people with them seem to notice an imediate improvement on swapping to single one. I've never heard anyone say the reverse.
Dave
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What sort of power are you going for, smaller for better pick up, bigger ie 3" right through if you're heading over 300bhp-ish.
I think going for the open neck would be my choice in your situation.
I think going for the open neck would be my choice in your situation.
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well looking for around 300bhp ideally, have a 260hp ecu in there at the minute. just want something to give a bit more response and a bit more go.
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