as the title says, Is a 2" turbo back exhaust. im sure 99% of you are going to say yeah. BUT, would it be ideal? I think i have the room to go larger, its a small engine hence the 200hp

 

I would say no... Depending on what car you started with...

 

ok well, from where it bolts to the turbo it has an immediate 90 deg bend for about 1' then a 40deg bend for another 1 foot before it exits. total pipe length from turbo back is no more then 2' (this is on a motorcycle)

 

Yes you should be able to make 200whp with a 2in exhaust on a turbo setup. On a motorcycle I don't know but I thi k it's possible

 

I dont see how it could be much different then any other engine. this much hp is going to require this much air. (for the most part)

 

Open downpipe...screw the exhaust, its a bike

 

yeah, im thinking about it... problem is, they give quite large tickets where i live if you dont have an exhaust on your bike/car. I was thinking about using one of these or something like it.


ok i cant remember how to make pic links on HT. some help plz?

 

You have a turbo on ur bike and ur worried about the police... just open that thing up and ur gone lol.

 

I dont live in California anymore... here, all the police are equipped with a automated camera that scans license plates. did i mention that these same camera are all over the place where i live? here is an example of one type.

see the post on the side of the road? yeah it takes your picture when you speed. many of the cameras here have automatic license plate recognition. THE MAN IS WATCHING! no but seriously it does suck! 1 over the limit = ticket ~$100 and a court date that you MUST go to.

 

^that seems illegal...****, whats this world coming too.

 

For charge piping, absolutely. For exhaust piping in a car, 2" might be pushing it. But for a bike with exhaust of about 36" or less, you're probably fine.

 

Where is this, I don't want to go there!

 

the UK. yeah i miss Cali so much when it comes to my bike.

check this URL, its full of vandalized speed camers
http://www.speedcam.co.uk/gatso2a.htm