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Old 03-06-2004, 03:57 PM
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iight well i need an exhaust as ya now, im going with the rb catback for non turbos, i was thinking of doing a t2 or fd motor swap into my car right, so do i need to get the catback for t2 instead or can i just get a down pipe and what not.





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If your planning on the swap...you can still use the RB Catback. Just buy a downpipe/cat/presilencer setup..whatever you want. The catbacks mount in the same locations on T2s and NAs...so you'll be fine.



Performance wise...a T2 catback would flow better for a turbo application...
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Originally Posted by Rotaryman88' date='Mar 6 2004, 03:09 PM
If your planning on the swap...you can still use the RB Catback. Just buy a downpipe/cat/presilencer setup..whatever you want. The catbacks mount in the same locations on T2s and NAs...so you'll be fine.



Performance wise...a T2 catback would flow better for a turbo application...
so they are made differently, is it the ypipe or the canister that are differet?
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is it better if i get the t2 exhaust then? Would that affefct my n/a in the mean time though?
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hello someone, compare and contrast , teach us not so talented, Plz enlighten me



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turbo exhaust diameters are generally bigger, resulting in a drop in back pressure...but for a turbo car thats a good thing.
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what else is required in the swap?
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1/2 bigger, the exaust is the least of the problems with the swap



so if you are thinking of a tii swap, then get the TII exaust, if

there isnt enough backpressure you may have to put another

muffler or a resonater, but it should be ok.
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