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nah no1 would do that to a turbo, itd b fkn stupid...unless it was a twin 2.5, but then i think itd still b better to run 1 pipe

2.5 is almost the same as standard so its a waste of time...3in is def the way to go....until u reach mega mega power...but we r talkin well ova 300rwkw until the 3in would be restrictive.

ok, coz i have a 3" kakimoto which i would swap for a 2.5" if someone had one on lol.  for some reason i can't upload pics?  if someone wants a pic email me at [email protected]

Why do you want to get rid of the kaki?

Its the best sounding exhaust around, cant beat the jap noise :(

blade, i gotta agree with you about the kakimote. i absolutely love it! now, the only problem is i know i'm losing power off it coz my baby is n/a!

it looks soo beautiful on the car :D

thats why i'm not selling it, but if someone had a 2.5" or something like that on then i would consider a swap but if no one does then i'll just keep it.

i've mucked around so much with different exhausts, i just cbf selling and getting another one and wasting more money.

damn, still can't upload pics, nothing happens wen i try "manage attachents".

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