Downpipe thread
Originally Posted by jdmr2
Does anyone own the SP Engineering DP? Does it have any fitament issues with clearing the lower tie bars?
There is no way a downpipe can trigger a CEL. The cat is what will trigger it or the lack of a cat.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
Originally Posted by showoff
Does a downpipe decrease the amount of boost?
There is a possibility on a car with a good enough wastegate that the boost could drop. It normally doesn't.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
Got AMS to install my hks 2.5" dp, and ur 2.5" hfc bolted to my existing hks hi-power catback. Wow what a difference. No increase in sound levels, turbo seems to spin up faster, and there is a definite gain in hp and torque. I just cant wait to get my xede and then reflash the ecu so I can make more use of my mods. I might try a 2.5" test pipe for more power but if its going to make my car louder, Im going to stick with the 2.5" hfc for daily use.
Sorry didnt dyno before and after the mods. Trying to save the money for the xede and some other stuff.
Sorry didnt dyno before and after the mods. Trying to save the money for the xede and some other stuff.
Last edited by hkfeet; Jan 4, 2005 at 08:57 AM.
Just FYI for all you considering DPs and exhaust systems -
Stock, my car hit max boost of 19 psi at 3500 RPMs, tapering to about 16 psi at higher RPMs.
After I added my Buschur 3" downpipe, high flow cat, and 3" cat-back I hit max boost of 20-21 psi at 3000 rpms, tapering to about 16 psi at higher rpms.
After adding an RMR intercooler pipe, Hallman MBC, and Dynoflash I hit max boost of 21 psi at 2600 rpms and hold 20-21 psi until redline. Of course I can vary the boost from 12 to 30 psi with the boost controller and it holds steady. It only drops about 1 psi near redline.
As you can see, any time you can reduce the back pressure after the turbo and/or increase the efficiency of the turbo system, the turbo spools quicker. This leads to increase power at the low-mid rpm range (3000-4000) as well as increased flow and power in the high rpm range.
Hope this review of my experiences helps.
EVOlutionary
Stock, my car hit max boost of 19 psi at 3500 RPMs, tapering to about 16 psi at higher RPMs.
After I added my Buschur 3" downpipe, high flow cat, and 3" cat-back I hit max boost of 20-21 psi at 3000 rpms, tapering to about 16 psi at higher rpms.
After adding an RMR intercooler pipe, Hallman MBC, and Dynoflash I hit max boost of 21 psi at 2600 rpms and hold 20-21 psi until redline. Of course I can vary the boost from 12 to 30 psi with the boost controller and it holds steady. It only drops about 1 psi near redline.
As you can see, any time you can reduce the back pressure after the turbo and/or increase the efficiency of the turbo system, the turbo spools quicker. This leads to increase power at the low-mid rpm range (3000-4000) as well as increased flow and power in the high rpm range.
Hope this review of my experiences helps.
EVOlutionary
Very nice, typical results and you car should fly. At the boost levels you are running and the parts you have on 94 octane that car should put over 300 horsepower to the wheels.
Thanks for buying from us.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
Thanks for buying from us.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
I have the Greddy Ti is it a 80 mm all the way? or does it get smaller never got to measure it so im not sure...
secondly does anyone have the vishnu downpipe installed? Hows the fitment?
lastly does anyone have the apex gt 3" downpipe installed?
Cus im looking for a perfect fit downpipe for the evo... 3 inches
secondly does anyone have the vishnu downpipe installed? Hows the fitment?
lastly does anyone have the apex gt 3" downpipe installed?
Cus im looking for a perfect fit downpipe for the evo... 3 inches
the greddy ti is full 80mm no taper. that says nothing about your cat however.
chances are the apexi unit will fit. but just in case rmr makes a tie bar with a groove in it for fat down pipes to fit through, this is the only surefire way to get your dp, custom or otherwise, to fit with no rubbing and vibration. the stock tie bars just aren't made to clear anything but stock... in fact... the stock dp is flattened there. replace the problem, don't retrofit a dp that is gonna snag you less horses than your car desrves.
chances are the apexi unit will fit. but just in case rmr makes a tie bar with a groove in it for fat down pipes to fit through, this is the only surefire way to get your dp, custom or otherwise, to fit with no rubbing and vibration. the stock tie bars just aren't made to clear anything but stock... in fact... the stock dp is flattened there. replace the problem, don't retrofit a dp that is gonna snag you less horses than your car desrves.


