Skunk 2 exhaust ?
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it's not the PSI that matters... it's actually the CFM, the amount of air actually going thru the turbo... look it up.
t66 turbo = big fucker
t28 turbo = little guy
running 10psi in each of those would yeild VERY different results.... so to answer your question it really depends.. u can expect about 80-90 at least on a good setup running 8-10lbs
edit: carsound is good for the cat too
t66 turbo = big fucker
t28 turbo = little guy
running 10psi in each of those would yeild VERY different results.... so to answer your question it really depends.. u can expect about 80-90 at least on a good setup running 8-10lbs
edit: carsound is good for the cat too
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The Skunk2 is 60mm or 2.36". It is probably a decent choice for turbo because the muffler is a very straight through design. If you plan on a good amount of power, you should be looking at a 3" downpipe, high flow muffler, and a 3" catback system.
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I'd get the Thermal R&D 3" turbo exhaust, and a 3" Carsound cat.
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Originally Posted by dubcac
I'd get the Thermal R&D 3" turbo exhaust, and a 3" Carsound cat.