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Old 12-13-2005, 04:57 PM
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im looking to get an exhaust for my 05 turbo si. whats better the HKS hi-power or the greddy EVO TT the greddy cost a little bit more. let me know whats better
Old 12-14-2005, 01:52 PM
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greddy ftw
Old 12-14-2005, 01:57 PM
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on the RSX at least, the HKS sounds awesome.
Old 12-16-2005, 04:07 AM
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i know the greddy evo2 is really bassy and isn't a loud fart -i've yet to hear an hks exhaust. though i did hear the hks has an exhaust that you don't really hear until after 3000rpm.... maybe thats for diff car - lol.
Old 12-16-2005, 12:56 PM
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if your turbo i would look at something which has a larger pipeing, that should be your deciding factor.. u are running a turbo with stock exhuast??? and what turbo are u running
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i have a greddy turbo with greddy intercooler. the greddy evo tt says its made for n/a motors that have a turbo kit in it so i think thats gonna be the best way to go is with the greddy evo tt. if any one has one let me know how it sounds
Old 12-16-2005, 08:21 PM
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Yeah, I would get something wider than most of the aftermarket offerings. 2.5" or 3" would yield more power with quicker spool than a 60mm N/A exhaust. You should also consider upgrading the tiny 2" Greddy downpipe.
Old 12-16-2005, 11:45 PM
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go with custom 3" mandrel bent piping, this way, even in the future if you decide to upgrade your turbo, you will still have the airflow. i am still a newby compared to schmoo and gssr when it comes to boost, but i know that much.
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the down pipe the turbo kit came with is a 2inch, the greddy evo tt exhaust is 70mm pipe and 116mm tip. im gonna want to upgrade the turbo maybe in a year or 2 but i want to get cams 1st. still havent found any for the ep3 some one help me out
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Your number one priority should be to get a wider downpipe fabricated. 2" is rediculously small for a turbo application. You will pay a whole lot less if you can get a 3" mandrel bent catback fabricated instead of going with the Greddy 70mm exhaust.

My best advice is to upgrade everything you can to make the current turbo run more efficiently and then upgrade it if you still aren't happy with its performance. You can also up the boost a little bit to squeeze some extra horsepower out of it.

BTW, what turbo are they providing with the EP3 kit? Is it the 18G?



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