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Hi all,

Keeping the stock GT3576R is there much benefit in going full exhaust versus just replacing the CAT with a bolt a proven in item?

I am thinking a full xforce exhaust, 4" dump, 100cpi cat and 3.5" mild steel cat back.

Mods are: PW Stage 1 cooler kit, Herrod intake, ID1000 injectors plus either cat only or full exhaust.

What are the negatives of going full exhaust? Will boost control be an issue?

The benefit of a full exhaust appears to be a bucket load more torque which is worth more to me then a high kw number.

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have been told a full exhaust can cause boost control issues. turbo mods can help this? cant really see any negative to running a full exhaust other then money

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Best to speak to your tuner and see what they prefer to do before spending your cash.

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Every tuner is going to say a different thing and sometimes you don't know where the confusion ends.

Consensus is with the FG just upgrade the cat and the rest of the exhaust is fine from my research.

3" factory exhaust and Big mufflers allow it to flow a lot, it's a great exhaust.

With my Late 2011 FG (Euro4), my factory cat just with the restricter ported out, was able to make 300rwkw and about 318rwkw on a dyno at 14 and 15 PSI

On the other hand, if doing a full Dump Cat and exhaust on a FG will cause overboost issues, it must mean it's helping the flow and allow the turbo to push more air out.

Thing to ask is for the price you pay for an exhaust, how much difference will it make.

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No point if keeping small turbo... Just do hiflow cat and be done.. Full exhaust will need turbo ported and no use doing that since the stock dump and hiflow cat and stock cat back will do the job.

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It depends on how much power you want to make. The B series turbos can be pushed further than 400rw with modifications whereas the FG XR6T turbos run out off puff at lower power figures hence why people tend to upgrade to a GTX instead.

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Check out a dyno graph posted by murdoc in "Fg 428Rwks" thread. It shows you the difference it made to his car when he put the exhaust on.

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I am well aware of the GT3576r limits.

Having seen a number of tuned FG with oem turbo in place, the ones fitted with a full exhaust make a bucket load torque.

MurdoK's car is a great example.

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  On 09/09/2013 at 6:44 AM, XtRmn8 said:

I am well aware of the GT3576r limits.

Having seen a number of tuned FG with oem turbo in place, the ones fitted with a full exhaust make a bucket load torque.

MurdoK's car is a great example.

Answered your own question.

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