mod advice... where to go next? (on a budget)
You need to keep the stock o2 housing, as no one makes an aftermarket one for the RA trubo (that I know of). The o2 housing is actually the biggest restriction in the exhaust system; think of how restrictive the cat is even at 4' from the turbo (maybe 3' or 5', just an estimate), and then place a restriction 6" from the turbine 
It's not nearly so bad on the RA, because the turbo is limited by flow anyways (i.e. harder to "clog" with exhaust gases), but like all bolt-ons, every bit helps

It's not nearly so bad on the RA, because the turbo is limited by flow anyways (i.e. harder to "clog" with exhaust gases), but like all bolt-ons, every bit helps
Last edited by sstevojr; Dec 20, 2011 at 02:53 PM.
You need to keep the stock o2 housing, as no one makes an aftermarket one for the RA trubo (that I know of). The o2 housing is actually the biggest restriction in the exhaust system; think of how restrictive the cat is even at 4' from the turbo (maybe 3' or 5', just an estimate), and then place a restriction 6" from the turbine 
It's not nearly so bad on the RA, because the turbo is limited by flow anyways (i.e. harder to "clog" with exhaust gases), but like all bolt-ons, every bit helps

It's not nearly so bad on the RA, because the turbo is limited by flow anyways (i.e. harder to "clog" with exhaust gases), but like all bolt-ons, every bit helps

To get every last bit of power you can, yes. It's a personal decision whether the cost is worth the gain. We haven't seen empirical evidence as to how much, but I would expect mid-rpm-range improvements to be the biggest gain.
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