how decent is drag piping?
people dont upgrade it becuase people are too lazy to make piping (even though its easy)
the piping is mild steel which will rust internally and hold heat. It should either be stainless steel or aluminum (preferably). Aluminum is the best becuase it can rapidly shed heat, however it is 60$ a bend, so you get what you pay for. Also its a lot harder to weld aluminum
also the piping diameter is tiiiny
IMO it sucks.
the piping is mild steel which will rust internally and hold heat. It should either be stainless steel or aluminum (preferably). Aluminum is the best becuase it can rapidly shed heat, however it is 60$ a bend, so you get what you pay for. Also its a lot harder to weld aluminum
also the piping diameter is tiiiny
IMO it sucks.
drag piping are 2" form turbo to IC, 2.25" from IC to TB..and yes geoff is right, it rusted easily on the inside and build up heat....
size wise it's fine....you'll want velocity more than volume....but quality wise, it's not all that great....
stan
size wise it's fine....you'll want velocity more than volume....but quality wise, it's not all that great....
stan
people dont upgrade it becuase people are too lazy to make piping (even though its easy)
the piping is mild steel which will rust internally and hold heat. It should either be stainless steel or aluminum (preferably). Aluminum is the best becuase it can rapidly shed heat, however it is 60$ a bend, so you get what you pay for. Also its a lot harder to weld aluminum
also the piping diameter is tiiiny
IMO it sucks.
the piping is mild steel which will rust internally and hold heat. It should either be stainless steel or aluminum (preferably). Aluminum is the best becuase it can rapidly shed heat, however it is 60$ a bend, so you get what you pay for. Also its a lot harder to weld aluminum
also the piping diameter is tiiiny
IMO it sucks.
Any comments? This would be for a d16...
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