EF TURBO Exhaust ?

[papaghia]

Hey

I amm getting my exhaust made up for my EF TURBO..

Its off the turbo dump pipe, down to the CAT, then CAT out to the back of the car..

The thing is that I can get it made OVER the diff (stock path).. or get it made UNDER the diff..

But im not sure if it will be okay under the diff.. will it scrape? or hit the diff?

I prefer to get it made under the diff, cheaper and easier to install, and it has to flow way better than the over the diff setup!.. BUT I dont want it scraping and rattling and all that shiiitt..

Would like to know if anyones done it, or any theories on it..

Thank you

-jkk

[EFFalcon]

There was a member on here that had one.
it may have been EB 6 on boost.
i recall he sold it to upgrade.
clearance would be a major issue.
personally i'd go over the diff to safe all those hassles.

[papaghia]

Originally Posted by EFFalcon

There was a member on here that had one.
it may have been EB 6 on boost.
i recall he sold it to upgrade.
clearance would be a major issue.
personally i'd go over the diff to safe all those hassles.

I see.. did a search, cant seem to find a member with the same name?

yeah clearance may be an issue, any idea how much lower it would sit?

might just have to go over the diff

thank you

-jkk

[papaghia]

eb six on boost

got it!!

thanks

[EFFalcon]

check the height of ur diff as it is at the moment, see what actual clearance you have.
then consider you'll have 3" diametre pipe under it, with a gap to ensure the diff doesn't knock the exhaust.

[papaghia]

Originally Posted by EFFalcon

check the height of ur diff as it is at the moment, see what actual clearance you have.
then consider you'll have 3" diametre pipe under it, with a gap to ensure the diff doesn't knock the exhaust.

doesnt sound good as the car is like about 110mm off the ground at the moment..

-jkk

[mr_efxr]

Originally Posted by EFFalcon

check the height of ur diff as it is at the moment, see what actual clearance you have.
then consider you'll have 3" diametre pipe under it, with a gap to ensure the diff doesn't knock the exhaust.

In addition to the above, take into consideration what would happen if you jack the back of the car up or put in on the hoist; The diff hangs low, hence it would hit the exhaust.

Go over the diff, it really does not matter, just as long you have 3" dump pipe of the Turbo, high flow cat and 3" all the way through. You may require 1 muffler to quiet the thing down a bit.

[Psycho Chicken]

Dump it before the diff, problem solved.

[dansedgli]

Go over the diff, plenty of people are making power with the exhaust in the right spot.

Your mufflers will be the main cause of restriction anyway.

[ilsautomotive]

There was a guy named Kyle Hopf who fitted a 4" exhaust over the diff in an EA.

[Sundeep]

Originally Posted by Trouty

There was a guy named Kyle Hopf who fitted a 4" exhaust over the diff in an EA.

Cool!

Sundeep

[papaghia]

Originally Posted by Sundeep

Cool!

Sundeep

haha your the biggest random!

[papaghia]

thanks for all the replies guys

i talked to EB SIX ON BOOST and he said that he ran it under the diff for a long time and never had any problem with it at all.. and recommends doing it..

Originally Posted by Psycho Chicken

Dump it before the diff, problem solved.

i considered doing this!.. but how will it effect the sound? will it make it sound any different?

im just going 3inch turbo back with a high flow CAT and a twin tip..

-jkk

[needfordspeed]

Originally Posted by jkk

thanks for all the replies guys

i talked to EB SIX ON BOOST and he said that he ran it under the diff for a long time and never had any problem with it at all.. and recommends doing it..




i considered doing this!.. but how will it effect the sound? will it make it sound any different?

im just going 3inch turbo back with a high flow CAT and a twin tip..

-jkk

"Modified" cat yeah??

[papaghia]

Originally Posted by needfordspeed

"Modified" cat yeah??

obviously! has to be suited to street use! haha :nutsycuck

-jkk

[Sundeep]

Originally Posted by jkk

obviously! has to be suited to street use! haha :nutsycuck

-jkk

Yeah I heard that's what engineer's recommend in most cases, it's going to be engineered of course? :hihi:

Sundeep

[dansedgli]

Engineering ИИИИ easy, I dont see any reason you shouldnt in Vic.








haha :P

[papaghia]

Originally Posted by Sundeep

Yeah I heard that's what engineer's recommend in most cases, it's going to be engineered of course? :hihi:

Sundeep

engineered!!... mate, it was engineered stock for turbo set up and gutted CAT

you ИИИИs are trippen!!.. :