Midpipe on Turbo
#26
I'm running a CAT-less midpipe and using the same tune as Greddy (or, should I say, they are using the same tune as mine since they copied it) and while you do hear the backfires, there aren't more of them than with a CAT.
They are just louder.
Managing boost may be an issue on the Greddy kit without being able to lower it mechanically and then control it with a boost controller. Some people are seeing boost spikes with hi-flow CATs or no CAT at all.
They are just louder.
Managing boost may be an issue on the Greddy kit without being able to lower it mechanically and then control it with a boost controller. Some people are seeing boost spikes with hi-flow CATs or no CAT at all.
#29
Originally Posted by Fanman
Nobody has done this yet. The kit comes with a modified (for the turbo) cast iron exhaust manifold/header.
#30
well I'm going to be adding this catless midpipe I have sitting around on when I get my custom exhaust made, and then we're putting in a GReddy pressure sensor harness, boost controller, and strapping it to the dyno.
Right now I have a pretty much custom map running, and we're always tweaking it so the car runs great other than the slight hesitation that you get with an NA car running a piggyback, tuned for throttle and rpm (hence the pressure sensor harness which will tune based on boost like a stock turbo car).
I'll let everyone know how it goes.
Right now I have a pretty much custom map running, and we're always tweaking it so the car runs great other than the slight hesitation that you get with an NA car running a piggyback, tuned for throttle and rpm (hence the pressure sensor harness which will tune based on boost like a stock turbo car).
I'll let everyone know how it goes.
#32
Originally Posted by ttt
Are Doin With A Test Pipe Or A High Flow Cat. Which One Is Better For Performance?
#34
Originally Posted by Fanman
Usually test pipe will give you better performance/more hp as it has NO resistance/back pressure. The hi-flow cats have a bit as it is still a catalytic. But be aware that with the test pipe you will almost be guaranteed a CEL, whereas the hi-flow cat usually will not give you a CEL.
#36
Also be aware of the nasty backfire problem. Several of us have it even with the hi-flow cat. It would probably be even worse on a straight pipe. Might not have the issue, but then again quite a few of us do/did.
#38
Originally Posted by cretinx
well I'm going to be adding this catless midpipe I have...I'll let everyone know how it goes.
please do I'd love to hear what you come up with, I have the same product and thinking about the turbo.
I wish everything goes well...
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