Is it possible to pick up power when bolting an exhaust up? rather then running open header/dp?

full race sent me a b16 dp the 1st time, they sent me a new b18c5 one. i had it extended to fit my exhaust. all i had to do was get the flange welded on . No problem with the help of my friends neighbor

Got the car on the stands.

Alot of random parts siting around

photos during process

check out the cover

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the man himself.. I cannont thank him enough

cademan giving it a shot

me messing around


the car feels alot more responsive and seems to rev alot faster. The turbo comes on about 100rpms later, Its about 3lbs 4300rpms-4800rpms its 7lbs.

it spins alot more. i need tires i think.

Hope you guys like the pictures

 

what type of welder did you guys use?

 

Nice job .... see you at the Expo.

 

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yeah i cant wait, its gonna be awesome

i have no idea the kind of welder he had

 

DIY rules!!!

That dude can toss down a wicked bead

 

man, i need to make friends with a welder! nice job man

 

thats a really really bright garage, what lights are you using in there?

 

mad tight weldz yo

 

those pics are impressive, nice cam.

 

very nice - your camera (and car!) kicks serious ***...

can't wait to see it @ the Expo.

 

j0r friend's najb0r is does nice wrx mang

y shi - who's c00rious how cadem0nz weld turned out

 

those pictures were taken with a olympus c-750

cades welds were good

 

Nice pics, #2 is my favorite

 

Fuggin' sewer pipe

Three inch?

 

yeah its 3". stainless all the way back

 

pretty nice....

 

Looks good

 

Magnum piping yo!!! looks great....

 

nice!

 

He did a great job. Nice see you at Expo.

 

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wow, those are some beautiful welds.