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not really but it won't kill your setup either. I like to use whatever size the compressor discharge is then a silicone reducer at the turbo. On my own car I have the hot pipe taper from 2" up to 2.5" over a distance of about 12". This is probably the smoothest design, which should will add the least amount of heat to the charge air.
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not really but it won't kill your setup either. I like to use whatever size the compressor discharge is then a silicone reducer at the turbo. On my own car I have the hot pipe taper from 2" up to 2.5" over a distance of about 12". This is probably the smoothest design, which should will add the least amount of heat to the charge air.
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Someone mentioned that I should go with the 525cc injectors because it would be better to be on the safe side than try to get too much out of the 450's.
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So I wouldnt gain or lose any power going with all 2.5" piping? So your saying you have a 2" downpipe that flares to 2.5"?
I guess I will just do 2" to the IC and then 2.5" to the TB.
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I guess I will just do 2" to the IC and then 2.5" to the TB.
Thanks
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