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    Good For Turbo, bad for NA.

    I have been thinking about lately. If i had a custom header and exhaust made. that is 2 sets of pipes indivdually like having 2 pistons getting a cat and a reso and muffler. i'm assuming that it would be bad for na cars.



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    Re: Good For Turbo, bad for NA.

    so you want to split exhaust from the cylinder head.
    well, if you do that, you have to make sure you don't go with too big of a pipes. too big and you will start loosing power.
    on the other note, i don't think there is enough room under the car to run two pipes.
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    Re: Good For Turbo, bad for NA.

    Quote Originally Posted by DDRaptor
    I have been thinking about lately. If i had a custom header and exhaust made. that is 2 sets of pipes indivdually like having 2 pistons getting a cat and a reso and muffler. i'm assuming that it would be bad for na cars.
    i hope this is a not a
    wut are you asking?

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    Re: Good For Turbo, bad for NA.

    i am not sure what you plan to accomplish by doing this? other than having a funky manifold. and even on motors like an EJ20/25 where the exhaust HAS TO be two separate manifolds, they all have to combine into one collector unless you plan on having a twin turbo setup with a turbo for each pair of cylinders. which is not probably the best use of your time, unless u are like whitey from hmt who did it just to do it... or abaz who is just crazy.

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    Re: Good For Turbo, bad for NA.

    I was figureing if it was split from the header and running 2 cylinders with it's own set of exhaust it's either have to be 1/2inch or 2 inch running boost only.
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    Re: Good For Turbo, bad for NA.

    Quote Originally Posted by DDRaptor
    I was figureing if it was split from the header and running 2 cylinders with it's own set of exhaust it's either have to be 1/2inch or 2 inch running boost only.
    just do it the right way....get a turbo mani made and have a 2.5 inch or even 3 inch exhuast done...cheaper than paying for 2 smaller pipes

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    Re: Good For Turbo, bad for NA.

    so what a minute. are you trying to make ram air horns exhaust manifold for turbo or are you trying to make a header to run 2 small turbos?
    if you want ram air horns there is a company that makes them, here.
    if you want to run twin turbos, i think you will be waisting your time and a lot of money by doing that.
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    Re: Good For Turbo, bad for NA.

    even tho it sounds logical, but when u talk about exhaust gas flow and gas vacuum, which is how the exhaust gases are normally pulled out from the cylinders. thats one of the reasons why you have a collector, not the main, but one of the reasons. With an exhaust setup like you just mentioned, you will drop Volumetric efficiency.

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