FP Cast o2 housing
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#35
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i started the install on mine last night. closer look and im just even more disappointed with it. id is about 2.5" and it looks like they could have made it bigger and it still fit the car with ac in place.
if i hadnt spent 200 on it, id probably throw it away.
my only disclaimer is that I am a little bit on the irrational side when it comes to weight and downpipe diameter, i stepped up the 3" flanges to 3.5 on my truck twins with a 4.8 and 61/62 turbos. also made entire downpipes from aluminum. so i am a fringe case.
if i hadnt spent 200 on it, id probably throw it away.
my only disclaimer is that I am a little bit on the irrational side when it comes to weight and downpipe diameter, i stepped up the 3" flanges to 3.5 on my truck twins with a 4.8 and 61/62 turbos. also made entire downpipes from aluminum. so i am a fringe case.
#36
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mmm I am by no means an expert but playing devils advocate here. If you have an external dump turbo set up how much restriction really is there? I can understand maybe on an internal wastegated set up where the o2 housing merges together to a 2.5 inch and that being a restriction and also creating quite a bit of turbulence. But on an external dump set up would there not be less back pressure?
#37
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But I need to remember the turbo outlet is already a 3 inch so its doing this riding the wave type thing lol. 3 inch to 2.5 back to 3 inch. now that I think back I believe FP actually mentioned this however when they first came out with these stainless steel housings. They refused to make something like this for the longest time due to the factory style downpipes. Which is why they offer the 3inch Vband o2 housing.
#38
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FP can not win with you people. Either buy a full 3' downpipe from STM or similar, or run their O2 housing. Either option flows much better than stock. Holy ****...lol
#39
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