HKS Dragger Exhaust for a turbo?

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Old Nov 30, 2003 | 05:15 PM
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Default HKS Dragger Exhaust for a turbo?

Hey guys-

I am currently working on my turbo setup for my 2000 civic si. I am considering two exhausts for the setup, the HKS Dragger Exhaust and the Thermal R&D turbo exhaust. The specs on the HKS exhaust say that the piping is 95mm(about 3.7 inches) and the opening is 130mm(5 inches). I was wondering if this is overkill for my setup because i don't plan on ever running above 10 psi. My friend has a thermal R&D for his setup which is similar to mine and it seems to be working out ok, but i was just wondering if anyone knew how well the dragger exhaust works for the turbo.
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Old Nov 30, 2003 | 05:28 PM
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Default Re: HKS Dragger Exhaust for a turbo? (sicivic12)

the piping on that exhaust is 60mm for civics and integras...an exhaust with that piping size is the apex-i GT Spec exhaust. both companies make good quality products though so u can really go wrong.
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Old Nov 30, 2003 | 05:39 PM
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Thanks a lot. I am gonna look into the GT Spec exhaust for the setup. I dunno if 95mm will be too much, even though its only .7 an inch bigger than the Thermal R&D.

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