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GU 2.8td Exhaust?
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GU 2.8td Exhaust?
I was just wondering if anyone could tell me if it would be worthwhile putting a larger exhaust system on a standard 98 GU 2.8 td?
Re: GU 2.8td Exhaust?
it wont hurt. but what do you want from it? If its awesome hp increase, you will be disappointed.geek wrote:I was just wondering if anyone could tell me if it would be worthwhile putting a larger exhaust system on a standard 98 GU 2.8 td?
http://www.patrol4x4.com/forum/
Yes, you will get a performance gain. The most comes from a bigger dump pipe. But if you get a whole system you will hopefully see some improved low down torque and power.geek wrote:I was just interested if there would any performance gain at all.
'96 GQ Wagon, RD28T @ 13psi and now Intercooled, 2 3/4" straight through, 2.5" + 2" Lift, 33's, front detriot locker, 12,000lb winch, snorkel, etc...
it will depend on expectation..geek wrote:I was just interested if there would any performance gain at all.
For $700-1000 for a good mandral bend exhaust you may be happy you may not. Depends on if you want 2kw more, or 15... it wont be the second one.
Specially if theres nothin wrong with your current exhaust.
might be an idea to try and find someone with one done without chips and crap so you can see for yourself before investing.
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