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Exhaust Size For Rb30

sillo88

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hey guys, just wondering on your oppinions on what size i should go for with my exhaust. I own a r31 n/a skyline (rb30) and have been reading that a 2 1/2" system does it wonders, which it might on the track with your foot planted on the noise pedal! but its only a 3 litre and its my daily and i dont want to kill my toque, but maybe 2 1/2 isnt much at all and i wouldnt be endangering my performance and it could do it good! I plan on having extractors with a 2/12in outlet and then a hi flow cat straight out to the cannon.

soo what are your thoughts? 2 1/2in good or bad? be very happy on your thoughts :)

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Hey mate, I had the exact set-up on my ol VL, it worked very well and gave noticible power gains. The only thing I would recommend is a muffler, I really liked the sound for a couple of weeks after installing it but after a while I got tired of the drone and installed a 'hi-flow' muffler between the cat cannon/endpipe.

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I dont know how people put up with it?!~?!?!

the muffler under the bum of the Supra is HUGE! plus a centre muffler as well, and it is loud while breathing through the 2 tiny standard turbos and standard dump and mid pipe

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