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1506, Exhaust. Medium or Large? Posted by jcurcillo, May-04-01 04:41 AM
I would like to put an exhaust on my 98 GS. The thing is, I may get a Star Turbo kit soon. I have heard that if you get an axhaust that is large in diameter you can take a lose. Is this true? I was looking at the Gready Evolution. Should I go ahead and get it now, or wait untill I get my turbo kit?
Jay C 98 Eclipse GS
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1507, RE: Exhaust. Medium or Large? Posted by eclipsekaiser, May-04-01 05:31 AM
eitherway, you'll gonna need something bigger than what the OEM gods gave us.....(that didn't sound right). With too large of a piping while NA, you'll lose a bit of your low end. But your top end will increase. With the star kit, you'll definitely get a quicker spool==> more power. I'm not sure of the diameter of the Greddy EVO, but wiht force induction, you want something around 2.5-3" in diameter.
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1508, RE: Exhaust. Medium or Large? Posted by klipzracer, May-04-01 05:45 AM
yeah, go ahead and get it. it can't hurt.
Chris Project RS Uncle Ben's Motorsports http://klipzracer.homestead.com/index.html chrisdishmon@hotmail.com

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1509, RE: Exhaust. Medium or Large? Posted by HadesOmega, May-04-01 04:03 PM
for turbo I heard the bigger the better. It might also reduce your turbo lag from what I read on Wyatt's page.
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