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Old 08-17-2008, 08:34 PM
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Thumbs up 2.25 or 2.5 for turbo?

What is the optimal size for daily driving?

EDIT: Posted in the forced induction thread so this would be for a turbo application.

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Old 08-17-2008, 09:46 PM
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by this your meaning exhaust piping right?
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From what I've seen and read, 2.25 is usually for NA applications. Go 2.5-3" if you're going turbo.
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2.5in max. Im sure a debate will start in this thread so prepare for pages of fighting.
And Im sure Ill be included.
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Old 08-17-2008, 10:12 PM
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you have to make it more clearer when asking
i chose 2.25 thinking NA

but 2.5 should be fine for our HP range with a turbo
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the maximum HP you'll get out of this car turbo'd is 200hp.

2.25" is plenty for 200hp, promise.
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guys 2.5 can flow up to 400 hp. 2.25 would be more than enough. I would be inclined to think that you could even reach 200 hp with 2 inches like the spoon or a spec
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first of all, i just wanna know what he's talking about in size, intercooler piping or exhaust piping, it wasn't really clarified. In either case 2.5 inches should be more than enough, intercooler side wise, the extra volume could cause a little lag for turbos, same could be said about having a big frontmount intercooler as well
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Does anybody know what the I.D. is of the stock exhaust system?

What is the I.D. of the outlet/down pipe on both kits?

What dictates the optimum diameter piping for exhaust flow of an internal combustion engine, power or displacement?

I'm thinking 2" will be just fine for my little 1.5 that is well under 200hp.
I don't want to be associated with the "fart-can" crowd.
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I believe the factory exhaust is 45mm. That is 1.77 inches.
50mm is 2" and is plenty for a 1.5 liter under 200hp, turbo or not.

This is my Honda Fit, not a race car.
That said,I think I will go with:

T1R B-Pipe and a custom Magnaflow 2" painted black similar to someone else who had their system made by LHT Performance.

The HKS turbo kit and a light black coat on the intercooler.

Retain factory wheels

Upgraded shocks and keep the stock springs as they are.

Strut-tower braces and upgraded sway bars, if available.

*** I want nice flow, minimal sound, stock appearance, and just enough power for my
driving.

I miss my '90 Nissan 240sx coupe but I don't miss the transmission and other headaches.
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