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Old Apr 19, 2005 | 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted by mikemerc85
i say dont go any bigger than 2.5.. bigger piping = less back pressure = less horsepower. if you were turboing thats a different story.. other than that stick with less than 2.5
It isn't backpressure, it is flow velocity. And it would mean less low end torque. 60 mm is probably a good diameter to go with. And for all the metrically-challenged, that is 2.36 inches.
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