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Twin 2.5" has similar cross sectional area to 3.5", obviously less friction in the single but I doubt there will be your money's worth of an improvement.

 

If you're making the move from twins to drone city, make it worthwhile and go 4" imho

 

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My 2c only, interested in what the eggspurts think

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3 hours ago, gaz097 said:

Will a 3.5" be an improvement? Or do I need 4"?

 

Bigger the exhaust the better. Unlike n/a engines, after exhausts turbo do not require back pressure. The back pressure is between the exhaust wheel and the exhaust valve... There are big gains to be had here....

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Twin 2.5" has similar cross sectional area to 3.5", obviously less friction in the single but I doubt there will be your money's worth of an improvement.
 
If you're making the move from twins to drone city, make it worthwhile and go 4" imho
 
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My 2c only, interested in what the eggspurts think
I agree,

I don't think the friction difference between twin 2 1/2 and single 3 1/2 would cause enough of a restriction to worry about.
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I'd do a simple test before you outlay the money and drop the exhaust at the dump for a test. Imo you will find it won't make a difference. I'd focus on pulling the boost back and find mbt then put boost in till you find the motor starting to choke from the small turbine. You find as the exhaust housing starts to become the restriction that you will have to pull fuel out because the VE will drop off.

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Surely Gazza doesn't use a cat!? He'd do what we all do and for a hundy swap with a piece of straight through pipe with flanges so it can be bolted in and out in case of Constable/rta emergency!
What auto and stall are you using again mate? 617hp? (460ish kw).
3.5" flows more than twin 2.5"...

I'm with the other blokes on going the 4" and get a Varex muffler at the rear for cruising but it is expensive! I'd probably go the side dump method using old school valves for the track or if you're feeling rad...get the largest cheapish wastegates you can get and weld them onto the exhaust, have them open at whatever whatever boost level you want. To each his own though!

Effy has a good point also (sorry mate Tapatalk I can't see your username EF XR6?)

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Why not use a cat. Its the legal option. Exhausts with cats flow over 600rwkw so why  remove it.  

 

For these cars to make big power on the least boost you need large intake, exhaust , inter-cooler and turbo. The bigger the better, NO restrictions. 

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