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hey there, i was looking at getting dump pipes for my rb26, they will be coming of garrett 2860's, do all brands fit? has there ever been a test to see which ones give best power? any recomendations would be helpfull......cheers robbie

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hey there, i was looking at getting dump pipes for my rb26, they will be coming of garrett 2860's, do all brands fit? has there ever been a test to see which ones give best power? any recomendations would be helpfull......cheers robbie

You can either get the short type eg HKS or the longer versions which Trust make. There are also 100's of knock off version available.

The HKS type replace the existing dump pipes in your car & will tie into whatever exhaust you have. The Trust type tie into the exhaust just before the cat - so you don't need a front pipe. For me if I would buy the Trust gear instead of the HKS dumps AND front pipes. However if you have an exhaust with an aftermarket front pipe (many exhausts use the stock ones) I would just buy the HKS dumps.

The Tomei ones fit the same as the HKS type, but do not segregate the wastegate flow aswell as the HKS units.

Just about everything will fit your turbos.

Hks

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Front pipe

http://www.nengun.com/hks/stainless-front-pipe-gtr

Tomei

http://www.nengun.com/tomei/extention-pipe...san-skyline-gtr

Trust

http://www.nengun.com/trust-greddy/extention-front-pipe

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why you changing so soon?

Pretty much because I like spending money on nothing :(

There's absolutely nothing wrong with the HKS dump pipes... They're brilliantly designed and pieces of art. I just want the higher flow capabilities of the Tomei dump pipes.

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On a similar note guys.. when replacing the dumps you are going to lose the stock heat shields. How important are these and what are you guys doing about it ?

If its necessary, im thinking of wrapping mine in that fabric that keeps the heat in. I know theres ceramic coating as well but sounds expensive? Or are yas putting the stock shields back on by welding ?

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On a similar note guys.. when replacing the dumps you are going to lose the stock heat shields. How important are these and what are you guys doing about it ?

If its necessary, im thinking of wrapping mine in that fabric that keeps the heat in. I know theres ceramic coating as well but sounds expensive? Or are yas putting the stock shields back on by welding ?

You should wrap them in exhaust wrap if you intend to track the car in my opinion.

That or have them ceramic coated.

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Correct me if I'm wrong Richard aka BB. I think it was you that once said "you shouldn't wrap your dump pipes cause it can cause cracking and increase metal fatigue by keeping the heat in the dump pipe by wrapping it"?

Is this correct? if so what can be done to keep heat out of the engine bay?

Also does the price of the Tomei dumps justify the performance gain?

The people that have fitted the Tomei dumps notice a "significant change" before and after fitment?

In terms of less spool up time?

cheers

rob

You should wrap them in exhaust wrap if you intend to track the car in my opinion.

That or have them ceramic coated.

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