If it's not cast why do you keep referring to it as a casted s-pipe/downpipe then?iON Performance said:InsidiousMSP - to clarify a few things FYI, our 1-piece integrated s-pipe/down-pipe is NOT CAST. It is an equal-tuned length design with merge collector. Our stainless muffler section is lighter then even the HKS CF-Ti muffler, and in most cases lighter then knock-off "N1" type Titanium mufflers.
As for the CAI, you're missing one LARGE part of the equation to which why ours does make more power. It's not just in the piping![]()
what is you one piece s-pipe made out of?iON Performance said:InsidiousMSP - You may have mis-read something. Our 1-piece integrated down-pipe replaces the stock cast S-pipe & "down-pipe". Our 1-piece integrated s-pipe/down-pipe is an equal-tuned length designed with a merge collector. Designed to extract maximum volume without causing boost creep.
on a turbo car bigger is better... thats all, your thinking of an naturally aspirated situation where a 2.5 will not yield as much top end power as a 3" but it will keep some more down low torqueskilletrx said:im thinking bout this and posts i've read previously bout 3in vs 2.5in never got finished... only that 3" would have good high end, and 2.5 would be ideal for low end? cud someone explain 3 vs 2.5 to a noob? sorry for off topic
ck your jig then!! if the hangers are in the right spot, then the front of the cat sec. is to short! because if i butt the front up then the rear sec that goes to the right before it goes over the axle is going to hit. and as far as getting longer bolts, how the hell can u sell an exhuast system for 1024.00$ and tell me i need to buy somthing else to get it to fit? how much more would it of been for a bolt on system that fit the first time with out having to wait 3/4 of a year. plus im still short one 3'' gasket which you can send when u ship back my cat sec. and now i gess you are not going to go to the 3 bolt flange like u said, and it should of been in the firstiON Performance said:jrod1019-FYI the flange that bolts onto the stock spherical gasket is rotatable/moveable. All we had to do was to reclock the angle of the flange in two axis' to fit onto the casted "down-pipe" by tapping the flange with a rubber mallet (you'll have to just get slightly longer bolts to bolt up the two sides). We've scheduled a bone stock MSP to come into the shop within the next week so that we can do a final test fit before it gets sent back out to you. The hangers were in the correct location when we put the cat section on the jig.
THEY STILL WERENT DONE!!!tekkie said:Today ES hosted a car meet for the toprotege.com club, I think there was close to 50 proteges that showed up + some other cars, It was a great day. All I have to say is that the ES work looks great, they did not have the full turbo back system on their car yet but I did see the midpipe that they had and it was great. They also had an RX8 there that they had a 3" system on and damn that thing was sweet.
Their MSP is looking quite sweet, they had it ripped apart putting an emanage, a GT28RS and the exhaust in it this - next week. They also had a customer car there that they are putting an emanage and GT30R I think he said in there.
Kevin is a great guy I can't wait to get this damn system in my carwe should have more info very shortly and then we can start a GB once I get the pics.
i would have but there was absolutely no point as i will not be purchasing anything from EStekkie said:nopehe had allot of customer cars there so that seems to be taking priority, can't blame him for that
you should have came man it was a good time