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Turbo Pipe Kit Question

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So I have a question with regards to piping.


My car came with a stage 1 tuning package from XFT, which included regapped spark plugs, cooler thermostat, I.D 1000 injectors and K&N air filter. So I have a nice base to start from, I'll be relocating the battery to the boot as part of a stereo upgrade later in the year, which frees up some engine bay space.


Now one of the first things I've seen people say, is to replace the standard piping, with a kit, such as this Herrord one: http://www.herrodmotorsport.com.au/HerrodPerformanceProducts/EngineComponents/FGTurboPipeKit/tabid/291/Default.aspx


Bearing in mind I'll be ordering the Process West Stage 3 intercooler on the current group buy: http://www.processwest.com.au/products/ford/fg-products/stage-3-intercooler




I'll get the sports cover too, if it allows more air in, as I definitely want to take the car to WAW in Kwinana a few times to see how it goes.


Now some may ask why the Streetfighter and too be honest, I'm not a big fan of some of the other race airboxes, that live on the drivers side and I feel the SteetFighter looks stealthier, if the cops pull me over. I've got a few friends that are cops and whilst they probably wouldn't notice the Streetfighter unit much, they would definitely notice somthing like the Process West unit




Now my question is, does the piping in the Process West kit replace the piping in the Herrod kit or is it a smart idea to get the Herrod kit still or am I totally missing the point of the Herrod kit and it replaces other piping altogether?


Thanks.

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  • Then you need to get your hands these ASAP.

  • Skids4kids
    Skids4kids

    Buy one ratter and get your own results as I recon even if someone did a test you would still be a sceptic.....fair comment? I believe they are around the $1400 mark with piping kit.

  • No cutting either, comes with radiator relocate brackets according to jet. Can't see that being a problem from a road worthy/insurance perspective which is another big plus

#2

The process west kit has piping

Dont get the herrod one bud

Other than that your on the right track except go turbo side.

The noise is unreal

#3

huh? Herrod link is STANDARD piping kit made of metal (2.5" hot and cold side).

PW stage 3 cooler - if buying whole kit, then comes with piping to replace OEM cooler piping. (2.75" hot side and 3" cold side I think).

So if you are buying whole PW cooler kit, then there is no need to buy herrod piping kit.

^^^ WHS.... +1 for turbo side....as a semi wise guy said once "turbo side is 60% louder than standard passenger side intake" (plus slightly better gains when tuning)

Edited by PTR_NITRO_FG

#4

What they said.

Only thing I have is and recommend to the KPM Air Intake. I got one and like I better than turbo side. You still notice its louder than the standard air box and you sure can hear the KPM system sucking in the air.

Also can never go wrong with process west coolers. I have stage 1 step.

#5

There - could - be a better cooler alternative............ just saying

#6

I'm using pw 4" race box air box with k and n and pw stage 2 cooler. Loving it.

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#7

Any (BIG) cooler is a defect because you have to give the car a trim to fit it in. One of the fourm members (stigmata) has started to make massive stepped coolers that do not require cutting and will compete with the (BIG) coolers. Nice looking bit of kit. Just keep that in mind. ;)

Edited by Bizkets is fat?

#8

Pw cooler st2 doesn't require trimming. But you will find if you want that standard look it will run warmer. Mine basically covers the front grill. (G6et)

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#9

I've seen no tests showing there is a better cooler than the stage P/west, and the cooler kit comes with piping and throttle body elbow

#10

Then you need to get your hands these ASAP.

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