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Old 11-07-2002, 03:25 PM
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sup all! well i had this problem for quite a while now. all i have done to my car is colder plugs and everything that comes with a drag 3 kit. when i start off from 1-3.5k rpm at wot, my car feels very very laggy. the downpipe is connected to stock exhaust, do you think this can be the problem??? please respond!!! tahnx!
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You need to upgrade to a less restrictive exhaust.
Old 11-07-2002, 03:33 PM
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Get a 3' piping exhaust and get rid of the converter . Turbo will spool quicker.
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Default Re: experiencing lag! drag 3 turbo 00 si. (pita106sg)

stock exhaust is actually bad for a turbo setup.

i thought it would be ok for me

lasted 3 days.

i thought i had a boost leak, but the turbo just wasnt spooling.

edit - when i say bad i mean harmful, since you will have a higher pressure in the exhaust manifold to sustain the same pressure in the intake. higher pressure = proportionally more heat, shortening the life of the turbo, and potentially the engine.
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Default Re: experiencing lag! drag 3 turbo 00 si. (Hammett)

couldnt a lighter flywheel help too. someone said that it makes it spool down too much when u let off but it should spool back up just as quick since its so light right?
oh yes exhaust should be first priority.
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when i say bad i mean harmful, since you will have a higher pressure in the exhaust manifold to sustain the same pressure in the intake. higher pressure = proportionally more heat, shortening the life of the turbo, and potentially the engine.
very well said joe
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as corky bell once said, not an exact qoute but "the best turbo exhaust is no exhaust!" haha back pressure is the enemy of a turbo car. by running a stock exhaust u r not only robbing urself of funfilled horsepowers, creating more lag, but u can potentially damage the turbo and the engine itself.
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really??!! thanks for the response guys! i dont have the cash right now for the exhaust but once i do get it i'll do it. i would run with just the downpipe but its way too loud for a daily driven car!. aahahah thanks all!
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