I/C Pipe Size
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I/C Pipe Size
Well, didn't really get a solid answer on the question so I might as well start another thread. Didn't find any thing through searches so...
What are advantages/disadvantages of going with 2.5" over 3.0" charge pipes?
I believe one person said spool time would be a tad slower due to the extra volume in the pipes. Anyone verify? I would think, even when you get going, the 3" pipe would a good deal more cfms and if your throttle body, intake manifold, and head can flow it.
Any input guys?
What are advantages/disadvantages of going with 2.5" over 3.0" charge pipes?
I believe one person said spool time would be a tad slower due to the extra volume in the pipes. Anyone verify? I would think, even when you get going, the 3" pipe would a good deal more cfms and if your throttle body, intake manifold, and head can flow it.
Any input guys?
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Re: I/C Pipe Size (Vadian)
Well, didn't really get a solid answer on the question so I might as well start another thread. Didn't find any thing through searches so...
What are advantages/disadvantages of going with 2.5" over 3.0" charge pipes?
I believe one person said spool time would be a tad slower due to the extra volume in the pipes. Anyone verify? I would think, even when you get going, the 3" pipe would a good deal more cfms and if your throttle body, intake manifold, and head can flow it.
Any input guys?
What are advantages/disadvantages of going with 2.5" over 3.0" charge pipes?
I believe one person said spool time would be a tad slower due to the extra volume in the pipes. Anyone verify? I would think, even when you get going, the 3" pipe would a good deal more cfms and if your throttle body, intake manifold, and head can flow it.
Any input guys?
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