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Just wondering how restrictive the cast pipe that sits under the headlight is? Is it worth having a larger pipe on a boosted application or is it minimal? It looks like the battery tray can be cut up to accomadate a larger pipe.

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It would help, however, it really depends on how much power you really want.

I've seen the factory piping (different IC) at well beyond 300RWKW.

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Just wondering how restrictive the cast pipe that sits under the headlight is? Is it worth having a larger pipe on a boosted application or is it minimal? It looks like the battery tray can be cut up to accomadate a larger pipe.

Thanks

that's the one u gotta change :laughing:

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what size is it? 2in or something?

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about 45mm inside dia  :msm:

macka

Farout, not even 2inches... is there room to sqeeze a bigger pipe in?

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If there isnt use a bigger hammer :tease:

But as stated before over 330rwkw has been produced with stock plumbing.

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A bigger pipe there may reduce some lag, bring max boost on at lower rpm ect... the max kws may not go up, but it may drive better at lower revs

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A bigger pipe there may reduce some lag, bring max boost on at lower rpm ect... the max kws may not go up, but it may drive better at lower revs

bigger pipe work should increase lag as you have more volume to fill.

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Nup, that's not how it works... a smoother flow through the pipes will reduce lag, and by increasing this small diameter pipe to a pipe the same diameter of the other pipes will reduce the restriction caused by this pipe...

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