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08-08-2014, 03:39 PM | #1 |
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To be or not to be
Im opening this thread for suggestions on whether I should go for my exhaust either 3" all the way or 2.5" at Y gate both exiting pipes. The shop stated 2.5 both ends starting at the Y so I can hv some back pressure but our cars are DIESELS so I beleive it might not make a difference. So let the games begin any advice is better than none. Gracias
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North American 335d Post DPF Removal Exhaust Ideas http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1009945
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08-08-2014, 04:58 PM | #3 |
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3 inch, unless their is a fittament issue where it is to big, 3.5 for the exhaust tips, looks meaner...since it's a diesel do dual smoke stacks like a big rig...
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I know a guy who ran 4" pipes on his 335d and he increased 10 HP easily. Before this exhaust he was a virgin and after it, I kid you not, the guy had more poon than a gynecologist.
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There is one next by my place.
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The turbocharger provides the baby but of back pressure. Everything post turbo should be as free flowing as your taste/budget/fitment allows. |
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Yohz I wouldnt stoop that low LOL
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