Subject	2.25" is fine for a N/A
Posted by	Wessle on March 18, 2004 at 12:53 PM
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In Reply To	i thought stock piping was 2.25"?? if so, you really should posted by takirb on March 18, 2004 at 06:43 AM
Message	2.5" would be more ideal for a TT. 3" is actually overkill for a TT unless you're pushing BIG horsepower. Read the little tidbit on specialtyz.com. I could've went with 2.5" on my car, but I don't plan on pushing a buttload of horsepower. My car's already one of the fastest cars in my area, plenty fast enough to get me in trouble. And no, I'm not adding hardpipes for horsepower. I might gain 1 or 2 hp due to smoothed out airflow, but nothing significant. "...to die is to know that you're alive..."
Follow Ups	Just ordered a JWT POP... - Wessle 00:40:44 03/18/04 great. (n/m) - Red ZX (SoCal) 00:43:21 03/18/04 Re: great. - Wessle 00:52:49 03/18/04 -cicle? -corn? -quiz? -tarts? - Southern_Z [IL] 01:01:52 03/18/04 Re: -cicle? -corn? -quiz? -tarts? - Wessle 01:23:43 03/18/04 lmao! (n/m) - takirb 06:38:52 03/18/04 Wessle, you don't need hardpipes> - Nephilim 01:23:50 03/18/04 Re: Wessle, you don't need hardpipes> - Wessle 01:32:56 03/18/04 Re: Re: Wessle, you don't need hardpipes> - Nephilim 01:52:27 03/18/04 i thought stock piping was 2.25"?? if so, you really should - takirb 06:43:28 03/18/04 2.25" is fine for a N/A - Wessle 12:53:02 03/18/04 is there actually a gain in hp by switching to hard pipes?? - takirb 06:46:17 03/18/04 There is if your OEM rubber hoses are cracked, torn, - boileralum 10:52:08 03/18/04 i think AshsZ has an Auto-FAQ post specifically for cleaning - allMOTOR (CA) 12:49:18 03/18/04
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